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I guess that's fair enough, it is admittedly difficult to separate that I am personally not interested in Quibi vs I don't see why it could succeed. I guess th
by gimmeThaBeet 6y ago
I guess that's fair enough, it is admittedly difficult to separate that I am personally not interested in Quibi vs I don't see why it could succeed.
I guess the two things it boils down to is their place in the market, and who their customers are?
- I think Netflix speaks for itself.
- Disney+/Hulu has the power of the catalog, generations of IP, and creatives to leverage it.
- HBO is HBO if ATT can manage to keep it that way.
- Amazon has quite a few good things going on imo, and it helps a lot that its just attached to prime.
So now with these players, we're very much at the point of marginal overload. Why do I want your service? What do you have that no one else does?
So I guess what I'm really interested in is who that 8% is? In what ways does Quibi work, because I already feel like I have an idea/opinion of how it doesn't work.
- wolco 6y agoIf adoption and renewal keep going this way Quibi will have 8000 users. Friends and family maybe 1,000. Forgetful people not uninstalling after the trial probably 6000. Of those 1000 users probably varied. Some expect something. Some want every streaming service. Some want 10 minute videos. Some never unsubscribe.