Burger King Launches $5 a Month BK Café Coffee Subscription
Burger King is stepping up its game with its new BK Café coffee subscription, reports The Takeout. For just $5 a month, subscribers can enjoy a small, hot, flame-roasted, fresh-brewed cup of coffee every day for a month through the BK mobile app. As you'd expect, a few restrictions apply, including one subscription per guest; the offer is not available in Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico; and no specialty, iced or frappé coffee drinks are included.
10 Most Popular STATPACKS of 2018
Have you checked out our STATPACKS yet? They are editable PowerPoint reports with Subscription focusing in on key trends you should understand. Use STATPACKS charts and data for your market and budget planning, creating your business plan or even competitive analysis. Each STATPACK includes dozens of charts and analysis and - wow - have they been popular! Our most popular STATPACKS in 2018 included trend analysis on SVOD, Digital Coupons, Mobile App Monetization, B2B Marketing, Marketing Technology, Meal Kits, Online Search, Facebook, Streaming, and E-commerce.
P&G to Buy Subscription-Based Womens Grooming Brand Billie
Starting off the new year strong, Procter & Gamble announced its plans to acquire the subscription-based, direct-to-consumer beauty brand Billie Inc. Billie, who calls itself the new body brand, will complement P&Gs growing female grooming product line which also includes Venus, Braun and Joy. The two-year-old, award-winning Billie offers premium personal care products for women including razors, shaving cream, body wash and body lotion. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Five on Friday: Nintendo, News and Native Advertising
Before you head out for the three-day weekend, check out this weeks edition of Five on Friday. Disqus explores why readers pay for news, Ad Week explains ways media companies can use native advertising to their advantage, a consumer watchdog group in the U.K. is monitoring social influencers who may not be disclosing paid promotions, YouTube is being strategic about its premium content and Shigeru Miyamoto urges game developers to embrace subscription-based services.
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Shopify Reports Record Revenue Growth in Q2 Due to Pandemic
Global ecommerce platform Shopify saw record revenue growth of 97% during the second quarter of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Weekly Subscription News: Fraud, Ad Integration and Satellite Internet
Comcast has more streaming subscribers than cable subscribers, SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet, and TikTok and Shopify partner.
Five on Friday: Car Subscriptions, SEO Tools and Holiday Tips and Turkeys
In this weeks Five on Friday, weve got a great collection of subscription news updates, free SEO tools, and holiday marketing tips and turkeys. Yes, turkeys. Ad Age explores the growing car subscription industry, Shopify shares free SEO tools to make your subscription site more search-engine friendly and discoverable, Amazon and Whole Foods drop prices for the Thanksgiving holiday, including specials just for Prime members, and Small Business Trends shares five festive ways to integrate the holiday season into your end-of-year marketing efforts.
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Subscription-Economy Leaders Gravy, Paul Larsen Consulting, and Vindicia to Sponsor Subscription Show 2021
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Weekly Subscription News: Instagram, Intuit and iPhones
We survived Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and it is business as usual as the holiday season gets underway. In this week's subscription news headlines, Instagram cracks down on fake likes, followers and comments, The Boston Globe looks to cannabis coverage as a revenue generator, and Google looks at shutting down its EU News operation to avoid taxes on links. Also this week, The Daily Star says Sony PS4 is the big winner against Microsoft's Xbox One in terms of subscriptions, Intuit stock skyrockets after QuickBook's first quarter subscription activity is reported, and YouTube is showing free, ad-supported Hollywood movies.
