Sentence examples for drive subscriptions from inspiring English sources

He said enhancing a paper's relationship with subscribers would help drive subscriptions and, ultimately, advertising.

By accumulating a critical mass in a linguistically closed market, Piano Media and online publishers were able to drive subscriptions.

While Twitch is using it to drive subscriptions at $4.99 a month, for which you get 18 exclusive Doctor Who-themotesmotos to add to your comments.

Walborsky and Wakin were keen to know how Australian audiences might respond to a shared investigative project with the Australian publisher and whether such a project would drive subscriptions.

And they might find that sports coverage is popular, but will not drive subscriptions, so they mightpeel off that brand and build advertising around it (see Boston Globe vs. Boston.com).com

Richard Broughton, an analyst at Screen Digest, says Darcey is bringing the same strategy to NI – buying exclusive sports rights to drive subscriptions – that Murdoch has used so successfully over the past 20 years to build pay-TV businesses in the UK, Australia and Italy.

BSkyB is to pull Sky Sports News from Freeview in a bid to drive subscription revenues, ending eight years of free-to-air broadcasting of the channel.

At a Digital Editors Network meeting last week their Chief Marketing Officer Katie Vanneck Smith spoke about the types of content that drive subscription uptake - and it isn't news.

In its defence, the company's chief executive, Daniel Ek, has argued that with 50 million active users, 12.5 million paying subscribers and $2bn of royalties paid out to labels and music publishers since 2008, Spotify's policy of not restricting music from its free users is the most effective way to drive subscription sales.

"But when you go online, these magazines' Web sites have largely been places to drive subscription to the print magazine.

Media rights can be spotty deals, but tend to be key for English soccer teams because of cable and satellite television, which have bought into soccer to drive subscription fees rather than advertising revenue.