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Netflix seem to be doing very well without adverts How much does a website typically earn from my visit (with adblock etc)? I haven't had a site with adverts s
by isostatic 8y ago
Netflix seem to be doing very well without adverts
How much does a website typically earn from my visit (with adblock etc)? I haven't had a site with adverts since 2000 so no idea
Sky in the UK gets something like 80% of revenue from subscription, but still have adverts on top of that, trying to extract every last penny. Thats why I won't subscribe -- plenty of other choices for entertainment. If your time is worth say £15 an hour, having 2 of you watching a 40 minute program and 20 minutes of adverts costs you £10. Given the income ratio is 8:1 revenue, your £24 subscription brings in £3 of advertising money to sky per month, if you watch 1 hour a day, that's 10 hours a month, or your time being worth 30p an hour.
No thanks.
- SilasX 8y agoNetflix can also restrict access to paying users. Can every site out there do the same (while maintaining a viable business)?
- isostatic 8y agoHow much does a site earn from an average visit?
- danmaz74 8y agoBut Netflix advertises itself a lot. They still factor the "ads industry" costs in (which practically everybody does in competitive markets).
- tachion 8y agoDon't know about very well, but I do know about the ads and if you're in any UK major city, you should've seen a ton of Netflix ads, recently on the 'Lost in space' a series of wooden block attractiveness that I've personally attempted to watch only because I've seen it on the ads.