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    Hi everyone, Ruben Daniel here and welcome to another episode of the Edukaans Video Blog. Last week we talked about how some companies are using subscriptions to sell their video content. This week, let’s take a look at how subscriptions are being used to sell everything from software to clothes. The first area where subscriptions are being used is software. With the rise of online software, we have also seen more and more companies sell their software products with a monthly fee. Two popular examples of this are Evernote and Hootsuite. They both offer free products but also have paid upgrades that provide more functionality. Their paid upgrades are only around $6/month but with millions of paid users, this number quickly adds up. Next we can look at companies who are selling beauty and health products through subscriptions. We have companies like the Dollar Shave Club, who send you high quality razor blades for a few dollars a month. There’s also Birchbox, who mails you beauty products based on your interested. Their subscriptions range from $10-$20 a month. You can sign up to receive new products every month without having to worry about going to the store to buy them. We can also see some clothes companies like Trunk club, which sends you a box of clothes, tailored to you on a regular basis. You don’t pay a subscription fee but rather you pay for individual items but the concept of receiving something on a regular schedule is the same. Subscriptions are becoming increasingly popular with e-commerce companies and with a good reason. Any given customer can pay for a few months worth of products even if they don’t use your service every month. The benefits to the bottom line of your business can be great, if you do it right. Next week, we will start looking at what kind of content companies can benefit from subscriptions and what you need to get the most of this type of model. Thanks for watching and look forward to talking to you again soon. Take care.

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    Hi everyone, Ruben Daniel here and welcome to another episode of the Edukaans Video Blog. Last week we talked about how some companies are using subscriptions to sell their video content. This week, let’s take a look at how subscriptions are being used to sell everything from software to clothes. The first area where subscriptions are being used is software. With the rise of online software, we have also seen more and more companies sell their software products with a monthly fee. Two popular examples of this are Evernote and Hootsuite. They both offer free products but also have paid upgrades that provide more functionality. Their paid upgrades are only around $6/month but with millions of paid users, this number quickly adds up. Next we can look at companies who are selling beauty and health products through subscriptions. We have companies like the Dollar Shave Club, who send you high quality razor blades for a few dollars a month. There’s also Birchbox, who mails you beauty products based on your interested. Their subscriptions range from $10-$20 a month. You can sign up to receive new products every month without having to worry about going to the store to buy them. We can also see some clothes companies like Trunk club, which sends you a box of clothes, tailored to you on a regular basis. You don’t pay a subscription fee but rather you pay for individual items but the concept of receiving something on a regular schedule is the same. Subscriptions are becoming increasingly popular with e-commerce companies and with a good reason. Any given customer can pay for a few months worth of products even if they don’t use your service every month. The benefits to the bottom line of your business can be great, if you do it right. Next week, we will start looking at what kind of content companies can benefit from subscriptions and what you need to get the most of this type of model. Thanks for watching and look forward to talking to you again soon. Take care.

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    Hi everyone, Ruben Daniel here and welcome to another episode of the Edukaans Video Blog. Last week we talked about how some companies are using subscriptions to sell their video content. This week, let’s take a look at how subscriptions are being used to sell everything from software to clothes. The first area where subscriptions are being used is software. With the rise of online software, we have also seen more and more companies sell their software products with a monthly fee. Two popular examples of this are Evernote and Hootsuite. They both offer free products but also have paid upgrades that provide more functionality. Their paid upgrades are only around $6/month but with millions of paid users, this number quickly adds up. Next we can look at companies who are selling beauty and health products through subscriptions. We have companies like the Dollar Shave Club, who send you high quality razor blades for a few dollars a month. There’s also Birchbox, who mails you beauty products based on your interested. Their subscriptions range from $10-$20 a month. You can sign up to receive new products every month without having to worry about going to the store to buy them. We can also see some clothes companies like Trunk club, which sends you a box of clothes, tailored to you on a regular basis. You don’t pay a subscription fee but rather you pay for individual items but the concept of receiving something on a regular schedule is the same. Subscriptions are becoming increasingly popular with e-commerce companies and with a good reason. Any given customer can pay for a few months worth of products even if they don’t use your service every month. The benefits to the bottom line of your business can be great, if you do it right. Next week, we will start looking at what kind of content companies can benefit from subscriptions and what you need to get the most of this type of model. Thanks for watching and look forward to talking to you again soon. Take care.

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    Bi eveiyone, Ruben Baniel heie anu welcome to anothei episoue of the Euukaans
    viueo Blog. Last week we talkeu about how some companies aie using subsciiptions
    to sell theii viueo content. This week, let's take a look at how subsciiptions aie being
    useu to sell eveiything fiom softwaie to clothes.

    The fiist aiea wheie subsciiptions aie being useu is softwaie. With the iise of online
    softwaie, we have also seen moie anu moie companies sell theii softwaie piouucts
    with a monthly fee. Two populai examples of this aie Eveinote anu Bootsuite. They
    both offei fiee piouucts but also have paiu upgiaues that pioviue moie
    functionality. Theii paiu upgiaues aie only aiounu $6month but with millions of
    paiu useis, this numbei quickly auus up.

    Next we can look at companies who aie selling beauty anu health piouucts thiough
    subsciiptions. We have companies like the Bollai Shave Club, who senu you high
    quality iazoi blaues foi a few uollais a month. Theie's also Biichbox, who mails you
    beauty piouucts baseu on youi inteiesteu. Theii subsciiptions iange fiom $1u-$2u
    a month.

    You can sign up to ieceive new piouucts eveiy month without having to woiiy
    about going to the stoie to buy them. We can also see some clothes companies
    like Tiunk club, which senus you a box of clothes, tailoieu to you on a iegulai basis.
    You uon't pay a subsciiption fee but iathei you pay foi inuiviuual items but the
    concept of ieceiving something on a iegulai scheuule is the same.

    Subsciiptions aie becoming incieasingly populai with e-commeice companies anu
    with a goou ieason. Any given customei can pay foi a few months woith of piouucts
    even if they uon't use youi seivice eveiy month. The benefits to the bottom line of
    youi business can be gieat, if you uo it iight.

    Next week, we will stait looking at what kinu of content companies can benefit fiom
    subsciiptions anu what you neeu to get the most of this type of mouel.
    Thanks foi watching anu look foiwaiu to talking to you again soon. Take caie.

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