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January 12, 2015

22 Tips for Using Twitter to Grow Your Subscription Business

Best Practice and How To, Subscriber Acquisition, Subscriber Only /

Every second, on average, over 6,000 tweets are posted to Twitter. That’s more than 360,000 tweets per minute, 500 million tweets per day, and about 200 billion per year! That makes Twitter one of the most popular social media tools to grow a subscription business. As an added bonus, it’s free and easy to use online or on the go. Check out our 22 top tips for using twitter to grow your subscription business. Added BONUS: 5 Twitter Tools to Optimize Your Time and Tweets

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Angie’s List Debuts Digital-Only Weekly Magazine in Apple Newsstand

Business Strategy, Magazines, News, Subscriber Acquisition, Subscription Apps /

With annual revenues exceeding $245 million, Angie’s List (NASDAQ: ANGI) has added another revenue stream with its latest product, Angie’s List Weekly, a digital-only weekly magazine designed for the iPhone, iPad and iPod. Created for Angie’s List members and prospective members, the new magazine complements other Angie’s List apps, its email newsletter and a monthly print magazine. What’s different about Angie’s List Weekly? First, nonmembers can download their first issue of Angie’s List Weekly free. Thereafter,…

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Can AOL Leave Its Dialup Legacy Behind?

Business Strategy, FInance, Mergers and Acquisitions, News, Subscriber Retention /

Once the darling of the early internet, AOL is still working to prove it can profitably operate without its subscription dial-up service. Can a company with that still relies on legacy dial-up subscriptions that account for most of its profit, really call itself a media or advertising company? As of November 2014, its 2.27 million legacy dialup subscribers were paying an average of $20.86 a month for internet access, with an average subscription length of 14…

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