The phrase "retain subscribers" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to keeping or maintaining existing or current subscribers. Example: The marketing team implemented new strategies to retain subscribers and attract new ones.
Draft will work on campaigns to attract and retain subscribers.
Both networks treat the streaming services as tools to retain subscribers and entice new ones to sign up.
For The Post, struggling to regain profitability and retain subscribers, reaching expanding minority audiences represents opportunity -- and perhaps survival.
He said the company was improving customer service to help retain subscribers, and adding new customers and introducing products that he said would help it stand out.
AOL's employees, moreover, are locked in a constant battle over whether each piece of software or bit of content should be used to retain subscribers or to lure new Web users.
"TV Everywhere," the concept that cable and satellite subscribers should be able to stream shows and channels whenever and wherever they want, has been talked about for years as a way to retain subscribers — and counter the threat from Netflix — but programmers like Fox, and distributors like DirecTV, have struggled to make it a reality.
How will publishers sell subscriptions and retain subscriber information?
It will lay off more than 1,000 people involved in recruiting and retaining subscribers.
And he said the new satellite's local coverage beams would be a key to retaining subscribers.
Improving the consistency and quality of a conversation could reduce the cost of retaining subscribers or bringing in new ones, the providers hope.Historically, mobiles chop off frequencies below 200Hz and above 3,400Hz.
Ralph de la Vega, the company's chief mobility officer, said AT&T's marketing push, which included commercials that highlighted technical limitations of Verizon's CDMA network that do not allow smartphone owners to make voice calls and simultaneously perform data functions like browsing the Web, as being instrumental in retaining subscribers.
