A look into The State of Subscriptions: The evolving economy

The subscription industry has changed, and it will continue to evolve in response to the changing climate of the economy and subscriber preferences:  Complexity in maturity: As the industry matures, competition, commoditization, and more factors arise that complicate the existing subscription infrastructure. Simple subscription plans have transformed into variable plans...

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Recession-proof subscriptions: Focus on retention

Grab a coffee and take a moment to read what’s going on in the fascinating world of subscriptions. In this edition, we dive deeper into the acquisition and retention challenges companies face in the minds of recession–and how to face them. Additionally, we check on the record-breaking BJ’s Wholesale Club...

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Three ways to recognize revenue for subscription billing

Revenue recognition is the process of accounting for the revenue generated by a company. It’s a key concept in financial accounting as it affects your company's financial statements–providing a clear picture of its financial health to investors and stakeholders. Proper revenue recognition helps subscription businesses comply with ASC-606 and...

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A CMO’s guide to The State of Subscriptions

As we embark on another year of subscriptions, a fresh outlook on marketing is mandatory. Consumers are conducting their annual evaluations of their subscriptions, and they are deciding if your subscription service is still worth the money. Whether you’re a streaming media subscription business or a SaaS recurring revenue service,...

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Payments as a powerful subscription growth strategy

Welcome back to Subscriptions Weekly! Insights, news, and great content from the subscription industry–all in one place.  In this issue, we review the payment and growth strategies subscription businesses must follow to scale in 2023. We check on the Q4 2022 earnings from Amazon Prime and Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix’s...

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Accelerate subscription growth & revenue in 2023

Welcome back to Subscriptions Monthly in Europe! For the February issue, we’ll recap our latest event, How to accelerate subscriber growth & revenue in 2023, and the CFO considerations when migrating to a subscription model. Additionally, we’ll check on news from Schibsted and Movs’ subscriptions, and Amazon’s new cashier-less...

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How global companies adopt & profit from subscriptions

Welcome to Subscriptions Weekly. This time, we talk about how businesses around the world are adopting subscriptions–and how companies and consumers benefit from them. We also check on Canva’s new plan for higher education institutions and FuboTV’s Q4 2022 earnings report.  How global companies are adopting subscriptions It’s no surprise...

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Recurly’s new certified partner program drives subscription industry growth

Recurly is excited to announce the addition of three more trusted partners to its certified partner program: Calm Swirl Consultancy, Shreemon, and NuEthic. Since 2022, Recurly has provided resources for tremendous growth and success thanks in part to its ‌partnerships with innovative ‌companies, combining specialized and established knowledge with...

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3 ways to accelerate subscriber growth & revenue in 2023

General Manager of EMEA at Recurly Oscar Wall and Recuro Founder and CEO Jonas Åström sat down to share the latest in subscriber growth and revenue trends in 2023. Based in Stockholm, Recuro is a strategy consulting and growth marketing firm, focused exclusively on subscription-based companies. In the webinar,...

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Subscription revenue recognition: definition & steps

Cash flows differently for every business. Revenue recognition for subscription billing can be challenging to understand, calculate, and report. Traditional businesses sell and deliver products immediately, and thus they can recognize revenue immediately. Subscription-based businesses, however, deliver their services repeatedly and must recognize revenue over the time the service is...

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