Sentence examples for subscription market from inspiring English sources

Since the launch of beauty products provider Birchbox in 2010, the subscription market has grown fast.

As the dominant firm in the analogue subscription market with pre-tax profits last year of £314m, Sky has everything to lose.

"The subscription market doesn't work in Spain because our mailing service isn't as efficient as in the United States," he said.

The culprit seems to be its mediocre subscription outlook, the rising challenge of Amazon and the fear that HBO could get into the Web-only subscription market.

BSKyB is facing a new battle over pay TV after Ofcom asked the competition regulator to launch an investigation into the subscription market for first-run Hollywood films.

If it does reach a deal, the band — one of the biggest-selling acts in history — could help legitimize the subscription market, which has been slow to build a large customer base.

One possibility is that traditional subscription markets do better, most noticeably Lloyd's.

And similarly it had to hire people skilled in direct subscription marketing rather than the sort of brand advertising it has conducted.

Last year, for the first time in decades, total circulation for magazines fell to 305 million subscribers from 319 million in 2000, according to a presentation made by Michael R. Loeb, chief executive of the Synapse Group, a subscription marketing service.

After the September 11th terrorist attacks, some insurance companies, which had written slightly different contracts, disputed whether one or two events had occurred, says Chris Hitchings, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.Yet for all that, a big shift towards subscription markets does not seem imminent.

With a monthly subscription, marketing managers can see where certain demographics are concentrated and discover new insights about different locations.