Sentence examples for drive subscribers from inspiring English sources
The company says it's betting on this original content as a way to drive subscribers, and notes that the selection of originals will increase in 2016, as well.
Each channel of the new service would feature "marquee" content, our source said, which would help drive subscribers and viewers and help differentiate the content from a sea of video competitors.
Over the course of the last few weeks, Google slowly rolled existing Drive subscribers over to a Google One membership and starting today, new users (at least in the U.S., with other countries coming soon) can now sign up for a One subscription, too.
If Facebook pays a carriage fee for the privilege of carrying content from the Hindustan Times, and it shows up as a Facebook Instant Article in an American's news feed because a British PR firm paid for it to be promoted, because it wants to drive subscribers, and it does… who exactly owes whom what?
The new plan involves leveraging that conversation to potentially drive subscribers to Beats Music, apparently, and using what Twitter is already good at with regards to music is likely a much better path to revenue overall than trying to get users to buy into yet another destination for music discovery, of which there are now many, including new offerings from the likes of Samsung and Microsoft.
Where it gets squishier is the app's ability to drive subscribers to see its movies.
The programme will form part of a strategy to build the value of content behind the Sun paywall to drive subscriber growth.
"My immediate focus will be to build on all these strengths and continue to drive subscriber growth, while also taking the necessary steps to get our advertising business back on track".
Just last November, it introduced a streaming-only subscription for $7.99 a month, and that helped drive subscriber growth up 63percentt last quarter to end the year with 20 million subscribers.
2000: "The new company will provide an important new broadband distribution platform for America Online's interactive services and drive subscriber growth through cross-marketing with Time Warner's pre-eminent brands".
"In just six episodes, Star Trek: Discovery has driven subscriber growth, critical acclaim and huge global fan interest for the first premium version of this great franchise," said Marc DeBevoise, president and chief operating officer of CBS Interactive, in the announcement.
