Alright, let’s yak about this Netflix thing, the way I see it, you know? It’s like sellin’ eggs, but on the TV. You pay a little each month, and you get all the eggs you want. That’s what they call, uh, “subscription,” I think.
Netflix’s Big Thing: Keepin’ You Watchin’
First off, they gotta have them shows, right? Lots and lots of ’em. Some they buy from other folks, some they make themselves. That’s the “content,” they call it. Like, them fancy cooking shows, or them scary monster movies. Gotta have somethin’ for everyone, from little Timmy to old Granny Sue. If they don’t have good stuff to watch, well, nobody’s gonna pay for them eggs, are they?
And get this, they just started showin’ ads too, like regular TV. But you pay a bit less for that, see? So, you got choices. Pay more, no ads. Pay less, gotta watch some ads. Kinda like buyin’ eggs from the store or gettin’ ’em straight from the chicken, one’s cheaper but you gotta deal with the feathers.
- The Egg Money: Subscription Fees
- The Fancy Eggs: Original Content
- The Egg Delivery: The App and Website
This here’s the main way they get their money. You pay ‘em every month, and you get to watch all you want. They got different prices, too. Some give you better picture, or let you watch on more TVs at once. More eggs, more money, simple as that.
Now, they spend a whole heap of money makin’ their own shows. They call ’em “Originals.” Like that show about the upside-down world, or the one with the queen and her fancy hats. They do this ‘cause if they got shows nobody else has, then you gotta come to them to watch ’em. It’s like havin’ them special blue eggs, folks will pay more for somethin’ they can’t get nowhere else.
They gotta have a way to get them shows to ya. That’s the app on your phone, or the website on your computer. It gotta be easy to use, even for folks like me who ain’t too good with all this newfangled tech. If it’s too hard to find what you want, you’ll just go watch somethin’ else, right? They gotta make it easy for you to get your eggs.
Who’s Watchin’ Them Eggs? The Customers
They gotta know who they’re sellin’ to, right? Young folks, old folks, folks who like this, folks who like that. They try to figure out what kind of shows you like, so they can show you more stuff you might wanna watch. It’s like knowin’ which neighbor likes brown eggs and which one likes white eggs.
Netflix’s Friends and Helpers: Key Partners
They can’t do it all by themselves, you know. They need folks to make the TVs, folks to make the internet go, and folks to make them shows. They work with all sorts of companies to keep them eggs rollin’. It’s like havin’ a good rooster to keep the hens happy and layin’.
How They Spend Their Egg Money: Key Costs
Makin’ shows ain’t cheap, that’s for sure. And keepin’ that app runnin’ costs money too. Plus, they gotta pay all them folks who work for ‘em. It’s like feedin’ the chickens, gotta spend money to make money, or in this case, to get them eggs.
How Netflix Makes it All Work: Business Model Canvas, They Call It
So, this whole thing, this way of doin’ business, they got a fancy name for it. “Business model canvas,” somethin’ like that. It’s just a way of figurin’ out how all the pieces fit together. Who’s buyin’ the eggs, how much they payin’, where they gettin’ the eggs, how much it costs to get ‘em. It’s all just common sense, really, but them city folk like to make it sound complicated.
The Secret Sauce: Keepin’ Them Customers Happy
Now, the real trick is keepin’ folks happy, so they keep payin’ for them eggs every month. They gotta keep addin’ new shows, makin’ sure the app works good, and listenin’ to what folks want. If they don’t, well, folks will just go buy their eggs somewhere else, won’t they? It’s like bein’ a good neighbor; you gotta be friendly and helpful if you want folks to keep comin’ back.
The Future of Netflix: More Eggs, Different Baskets
I reckon they’ll keep on doin’ what they’re doin’, but they’ll try new things too. Maybe they’ll start sellin’ somethin’ else besides just shows, or maybe they’ll find new ways to get them shows to ya. It’s like raisin’ different kinds of chickens, gotta keep tryin’ new things to stay ahead. Who knows what kinda eggs they’ll be sellin’ next year, but you can bet they’ll be tryin’ to get you to buy ‘em.
In the end, it’s all about them eggs: keepin’ the customers happy, keepin’ the shows comin’, and keepin’ that egg money rollin’ in. That’s what this whole Netflix thing is all about.
