A few months ago Netflix stopped people sharing passwords, and there was a big social media moan, and many saying they would stop membership.
It looks like they have increased membership, so it looks like this has worked for them.
It is said they have not made a profit because they have spent more on TV shows and films than they have made in sales.
It is interesting how much profit a single membership makes them, considering it must be expensive to host the servers, buy TV shows and all the staff they have.
I think of the big porn sites over the years who invested a fortune in content, and would offer affiliate's 100% of affiliates sales and would fly around in private jets, only to go bust after blowing away all the cash believing that in the long term they would make a profit.
It looks like they have increased membership, so it looks like this has worked for them.
It is said they have not made a profit because they have spent more on TV shows and films than they have made in sales.
It is interesting how much profit a single membership makes them, considering it must be expensive to host the servers, buy TV shows and all the staff they have.
I think of the big porn sites over the years who invested a fortune in content, and would offer affiliate's 100% of affiliates sales and would fly around in private jets, only to go bust after blowing away all the cash believing that in the long term they would make a profit.
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