Sentence examples for common subscription from inspiring English sources
SUBSCRIPTION AND DIGITAL-ACCESS INFORMATION Answers to many common subscription questions are below.
This allows companies based on the subscription economy to see how well their business is performing using common subscription metrics such as monthly recurring revenue (MRR), average revenue per user (ARPU), life time value (LTV), churn rate and activation count, giving subscription based businesses an accurate picture of their current performance.
But these days, editors turned designers are as common as subscription cards littering nail-salon floors.
At the New Haven Symphony, Mozart is the common thread in the subscription series, with his "Jupiter" Symphony opening the first program, at 7 30 p.m. Sept. 25 in Woolsey Hall; the Oboe Concerto (played by Olav Van Hezewijk) providing the centerpiece of the Oct. 23 concert.
For example lets use a basic three-tiered pricing model; a common pricing strategy for subscription software products (37Signals, Mailchimp, Shopify etc).
The most common reason mentioned was subscription charges (77.7%).
While several board members were quick to note that such drops in subscriptions were common in theaters around the country -- not for a lack of money but rather in the way usual theatergoers chose to spend it -- several subscribers attached the blame to this year's selection of shows.
This the inverse of other content formats where paid subscriptions are common in the US but not the norm in China.
Of course, recurring subscriptions for common household goods and other toiletries is something that Amazon offers today with its "Subscribe and Save" program, which lets you automatically replenish everything from kitchen cleaners to shampoos and more.
Two months after its release in August 2001, Funcom began offering free trial subscriptions, now common practice for other games in the MMOG genre.
Today, the company also said it was giving away a month free of WeWork commons, a $45 per-month subscription that gives people access to the benefits and common areas of the company's buildings — of which Neumann said there would be around 50 by the end of the year.
