Netflix’s Crackdown Of Password Sharing Seems To Be Working As The Company Gained 8 Million Subscribers Even After Price Hike
Netflix has been expanding its streaming services by creating original content and continuously expanding its library by adding more TV shows and movies and improving user experience with upgraded features. However, these adjustments come with a price and the platform recently increased subscription costs. Despite the price hike, the largest streaming company gained 8 million subscribers globally, and once again, it proved to be an international success.
Netflix's growth is remarkable, as it has gained 8 million subscribers globally since April despite the increase in price
Netflix has been vigorously working towards expansion and growth, not only with its products and features but also its paid subscriptions. The company has actively cracked down on password-sharing, making consumers move to paid subscriptions and adding internationally acclaimed shows to increase revenues. The streaming platform also encourages ad-supported subscriptions and live events to draw more subscriptions. All of the efforts seem to have paid off, as Netflix was able to beat its subscriber targets.
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On Thursday, Netflix shared its subscriber information document, highlighting its second-quarter earnings. One important aspect was the gain in paid subscribers, which has reached 8 million global subscribers since April. The company now has a total of 278 million paid subscribers worldwide. Netflix has added shows that attracted many viewers, like Bridgerton and Baby Reindeer, which were also nominated for Emmy Awards. The Roast of Tom Brady had the largest live audience, and additions like these have attracted a wider viewer base.
The streaming company has also been pushing more consumers to ad-supported subscriptions by taking away the cheapest ad-free subscription tier. This move helped increase the number of ad-based memberships by 34 percent in the second
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