Originally posted by Eff Pandas
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Who's Gonna Pay for the ESPN+ App to watch fights?
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I don't see a free trial for this **** like some are saying.. I read that they bought the rights to all out-of-market MLS matches to be shown there. Also will be showing NHL games and MLB games on the app as well. I don't think they'll even have a backlog of fights like a WWE network, I think it will just be for live events.
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Originally posted by WallabeeKing View PostI don't see a free trial for this **** like some are saying.
Sh^t man I still get free trial month offers for Hulu & other similar sh^t TODAY its such a winning risk/reward model to attract new customer.
From my understanding free trials result in about ~15% of those people keeping the service for 3mos or longer after the trial. Its a -50ish ROI at those 3 months & you are gonna be in profit after 7-12mos. Its not a bad bet at all. I'll be surprised if we all aren't watching Crawford vs Horn for free.
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Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostWhy not? Thats a pretty standard promotion for a new product in particular when its from a proven entity like ESPN.
Sh^t man I still get free trial month offers for Hulu & other similar sh^t TODAY its such a winning risk/reward model to attract new customer.
From my understanding free trials result in about ~15% of those people keeping the service for 3mos or longer after the trial. Its a -50ish ROI at those 3 months & you are gonna be in profit after 7-12mos. Its not a bad bet at all. I'll be surprised if we all aren't watching Crawford vs Horn for free.
But I hope you're right, and answering the original question, I'll cop the app to see the fight.
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I assumed the app was aimed at folks that don't have some type of subscription service. So you're saying that even though your subscription carriers ESPN, you won't have access to the ESPN app? I already have it on my fire stick and use my subscription to log in to watch stuff. This will be a separate a la carte service?
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Originally posted by WallabeeKing View PostI'm saying that because they just bought rights to MLB, NHL, and MLS games to be shown there. Giving that **** away for free doesn't seem feasible to me. If Horn-Crawford is in June, the app could already be in it's 2nd or 3rd month of service then.
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Originally posted by North Star View PostI assumed the app was aimed at folks that don't have some type of subscription service. So you're saying that even though your subscription carriers ESPN, you won't have access to the ESPN app? I already have it on my fire stick and use my subscription to log in to watch stuff. This will be a separate a la carte service?
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