They don't make money? Except for every current customer paying the monthly fee

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Dec 14, 2019
1:17:08pm

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So how does Netflix even measure if a film like this is a financial success?

mudpupper

12/13/19 1:08pm

My guess, track viewings and how sticky those customers are.

Joe Banks

12/13/19 1:10pm

RE: My guess, track viewings and how sticky those customers are.

Sea Chicken

12/13/19 1:19pm

They know what is viewed and what isn't.

Tokolosh

12/13/19 1:13pm

Lots of data. I’m not familiar with Netflix but Amazon uses streaming data to

Salami Karate

12/13/19 1:16pm

I imagine a big piece is measuring in terms of user retention.

sunjieming

12/13/19 1:21pm

I mostly have netflix for original programming...

CoachSpeak

12/13/19 1:23pm

It's more about retaining their customer base...

ClackamasCoug

12/13/19 1:39pm

Except they don't make money and need to acquire more

Plato

12/13/19 2:17pm

They don't make money? Except for every current customer paying the monthly fee

Cougar TD

12/14/19 1:17pm

They def do. Just need to maintain and grow subs

Plato

12/14/19 3:25pm

The same way HBO, Showtime, Amazon, Hulu or any other original content provider

flyzag

12/13/19 2:28pm

They just guess.

Benfica1

12/13/19 2:37pm

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