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Which Brands Have the Most Loyal Customers?

Companies are always looking into new ways to learn more about their customers so that they can in turn increase their sales. The research team at Qualtrics has released a new infographic that looks at which brands have the most loyal customers out there, basing it on the top 25 brand keys loyalty leaders from 2019 to 2023.

Which Brands Have the Most Loyal Customers? #Infographic



Earlier this year, Netflix announced that it was going to terminate its DVD rental service. Now with a little under a month and a half left until the service discontinues, Netflix is offering its customers in the US up to ten extra discs until the 29th of September.

 

Customers will need to sign up for the offer by simply clicking on a link before the deadline, 29th of August. Netflix will select the discs based on the movies included in a customer’s film queue and customers will find out exactly how many CDs they have received only once they open their envelopes. The extra DVDs, however, aren’t meant to be kept forever and will need to be sent back to Netflix by the 27th of October at maximum.

Netflix is Offering its DVD Rental Service Customers up to Ten Extra DVDs Before the Service Shuts Down

 

New Artificial Intelligence bot ‘ChatGPT’ reaches to One Million Users


The new Artificial Intelligence tool ‘ChatGPT’ has gained one million users just five days after launching in November of last year, according to information provided by the service itself. The conversational AI bot that can produce human-like text has been put to a variety of uses, like writing short stories, prose, music and term papers to programming basic code, solving math problems and doing translations in different languages. The founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates has already warned that AI technology like ChatGPT could be substituting people in white collar jobs, in a short period of time. Microsoft has recently confirmed a multimillion dollar investment in the U.S. Company ‘OpenAI’ who are the developers of ChatGPT.

 

New Artificial Intelligence bot ‘ChatGPT’ reaches to One Million Users #Infographic

 



Netflix has decided to suspend its service in Russia over the country’s ongoing invasion in Ukraine. A Netflix spokesperson confirmed the news.

 

The video streaming company, which has about 1 million subscribers in Russia, made this major decision after refusing to comply with a new Russian law that requires large streamers to host 20 Russian propaganda channels, including NTV and Channel One. Netflix later announced that it would suspend all its productions and acquisitions in Russia.

Netflix Boycotts Russia by Suspending its Service in the Country

 


A study was recently conducted on the effectiveness of Netflix VPN bans across different VPN platforms. Since Netflix provides its content on the basis of regions, this means that not all TV shows and films are available to watch in every country.

 

As a result, many users utilize VPN software to get access to Netflix content that may not be legally available to them. For instance, a user from a South Asian country could use a VPN service to get access to a server in a European country.

Research Conducted on VPN Services Shows Many Are Able to Bypass Netflix Ban

Netflix subscriber rate declines in the Q1 of 2021

Netflix had a record-breaking year in 2020 where around 36 million new subscribers were added to the Netflix family. Unfortunately, in 2021, the company is having a hard time with the growth of subscribers as Netflix only added 4 million new subscribers in the first three months (Q1) of 2021, according to the latest earnings release by Netflix.

Netflix subscriber rate declines in the Q1 of 2021 #infographic

Netflix to soon crack down on password sharing

It is no surprise that one single account owner of Netflix shares his/her password with several other people. Even people countries apart use the same Netflix account but, they might not be able to do so anymore since the giant online streaming company has planned a crackdown on password sharing.

Netflix to soon crack down on password sharing

Insights into the YouTube CTV Advertising and Engagement Rate

When pandemic hit the world, people naturally found themselves turning to the most convenient form of entertainment, that is YouTube. Apart from being the most diverse and charge-free platform stocked with pure entertainment, this platform also holds the most percentage for US OTT viewers. It must come as no surprise that YouTube is easily available on every device, be it an ordinary or smartphone. The recent report conducted to calculate the engagement rate and viewership among Americans estimates that by the end of this year, YouTube will surpass all other digital platforms and take first place to be the most viewed platform on Television Sets.

Insights into the YouTube CTV Advertising and Engagement Rate #infographic

Netflix’s subscriber growth in a year

As per the latest earning reports of Netflix, the giant online streaming service is seen to have a massive growth in the number of subscribers over a year. According to the reports, the company has hit the milestone of surpassing 200 million subscribers for the first time.

The infographic below reveals the growth of Netflix’s subscribers by region, and according to the chart, the highest number comes from the United States and Canada. As of December 31st, 2020, the company has added nearly 36.5 million paid subscribers from different parts of the world; however, 30.3 out of them were from outside the United States and Canada.

Netflix’s subscriber growth in a year #infographic

A new “Shuffle Play” feature added to Netflix

Sometimes when you are bored and open up Netflix to watch anything interesting, you get pretty confused among the vast choices the platform offers. From anime to comedy, and horror to action, there is a huge list of binge-worthy movies and web series on Netflix which makes it super hard to pick up a show or movie for yourself. However, this won’t be an issue anymore since the company has rolled out a new feature of “Shuffle Play” allowing the users to roll the dice and watch whatever the dice stops on.

A new “Shuffle Play” feature added to Netflix

Netflix now allows you to monitor your child's activity

Parenting is not only fun and exciting; it is a huge responsibility to raise decent, sophisticated, and obedient children. Kids of today's generation are more attracted to cell phones and cartoons rather than playing physically. Moreover, most parents choose Netflix for their kids to watch cartoons as the platform has separate kids profile specifically for 'pre-school and pre-teen' kids, where only cartoons are available. To help the parents track their kid's activity on Netflix, the company has released a new feature 'Kids Activity Report' which will show a detailed view of what the kids are watching, on which program they are spending most of their time, which character do they like the most and the recommendations based on kid's interests.



Netflix will start sending an email regarding this new feature to all the parents who have enabled kids' profile on Netflix. The report will also share 'joke of the day' and coloring pages that include Netflix characters and shows, which can be printed out for the kids as an activity at home. Furthermore, a set of questions will also be there to ask your children about their favorite characters and shows. This is undoubtedly a great way for parents to monitor their kids' interests and activities and help them connect with their children better.

Tracking younger kids is extremely crucial for the parents so that they can prevent their kids from getting their minds polluted. Moreover, kids should also understand what they are watching and whether it is good for them or not. If older kids don't like the idea of getting tracked their activities tracked by their parents, it is a family matter, and parents can disable the report anytime they want.

Netflix now allows you to monitor your child's activity

Netflix prices in different countries

Netflix has been one of the most successful and dominant online video streaming platforms, which has gained enormous popularity in numerous countries. Though it is a paid application, still has billions of active users worldwide. However, Netflix’s pricing policies vary country by country, and hence, its number of users and popularity varies as well. The infographic below perfectly maps Netflix’s pricing over the world and which country pays the least and which pays the most to enjoy their favorite TV shows and movies on the platform.

Getting Netflix for yourself is not easy in every country since the subscription price varies. The infographic below shows the cost of a subscription as a percentage of the average monthly income of a person in each country. The results show that only people of Monaco and four other countries get an average salary of $5,000 per month.

Titles play a significant role in attracting the viewers; the titles for many famous TV shows and movies differ country by country. People in the USA enjoy around 6000 titles on the platform whereas, other countries have around 4,000 titles only. The territory of Angola has as low as 391 titles available. According to the infographic, Columbia has the best offers by Netflix in the world, i.e., $4.14 per month with a reasonable library that includes 4,282 titles. On the other hand, African countries such as Sudan, Somalia, and Angola are very unfortunate and get the worst deals from Netflix. People of these countries have to pay $7.99 per month for a Netflix subscription and get less than 600 titles on the library.

Netflix prices in different countries #infographic

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