The Flaws of "Subscription Fatigue", "SVOD Fatigue", and the "Streaming Wars" — MatthewBall.co
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The Flaws of "Subscription Fatigue", "SVOD Fatigue", and the "Streaming Wars" — MatthewBall.co
On the other hand, the idea of increased productivity is a harder sell in the home. Generally speaking, consumers prefer subscriptions when there’s a clear cost savings for the “all-you-can-eat buffet” vs. a la carte purchases.
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