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My god is this power law driven, just put that into a graph! Top show has twice the view count of show number 8. Would love to map that against budgets and su
by shadowtree 3y ago
My god is this power law driven, just put that into a graph!
Top show has twice the view count of show number 8.
Would love to map that against budgets and sub numbers - without ads the viewcounts matter zilch.
- kranke155 3y agoSub numbers? How would you exactly relate sub numbers vs shows? Try and graph how many people only watched 1 show, or watched that show right after joining?
- shadowtree 3y agoBasically answer two questions: 1 - How much minimal time does a consumer watch Netflix to re-subscribe? 2 - How much content spend is necessary to achieve that minimal viewing time? Everything else is waste and lost margin.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoThat threshold is likely shifting as Netflix has less and less compelling content, and the competition markets their exclusives more. Though maybe there is some core who just doesn't bother cancelling and resubscribing because it's become a hassle.
- sigmar 3y agoKeep in mind 'view hours' != 'view count'. A show that is twice as many hours will have twice the views hours with the same view count. people also rewatch certain stuff, so popularity might be inflated. and I assume longer shows correlate to higher budget (because the production expects more viewership).