Category: Industry Insights
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Subscription Business Models Are the Future, Here’s Your Proof
Across various industries, from software to entertainment and even retail, more and more businesses are opting for the subscription model. But why? The appeal of subscription models lies in their ability to provide businesses with a more predictable revenue stream, fostering a deeper and ongoing relationship with customers. Instead of one-time transactions, customers engage in…
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Crypto Businesses Are the New Home for Luxury Goods
Welcome to a fascinating exploration of the luxury goods market and its exciting intersection with the world of blockchain technology. In 2022, we witnessed a remarkable trend: luxury goods accounted for a staggering 20% of items sold by crypto-enabled merchants. This statistic has piqued the interest of many, and we’re here to delve into the…
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Selling Survival Subscription Boxes: A Lucrative Business Model for the Prepper Market
In recent years, the survivalist industry has seen a significant increase in popularity, fueled by global events, economic uncertainty, and a growing awareness of the importance of self-reliance. As a result, businesses catering to the needs of preppers and survival enthusiasts have been steadily emerging, offering innovative products and services to help individuals prepare for…
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Will Web3 Be the End of Stripe? An Unstable Future for Popular Payment Aggregators
As the digital economy continues to evolve, so too do the payment systems we rely on. Stripe, a popular online payment aggregator founded in 2010, is facing an uncertain future with the emergence of Web3 technology. Could these new advances in internet connectivity spell the end for Stripe and similar services? In this article, we…
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PayPal Shares Down 50%, Price Hike Incoming – PayPal Alternatives
PayPal’s stock has dropped an alarming 50% over the past year, with analysts predicting further declines in the near future. The company announced plans to lay off 2000 members of its staff, which makes up around 7%. Throughout the years, companies will always have some ups and downs, but PayPal’s down is extreme and it…
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