DVDs might be a dying business, but their content doesn’t have to be. In fact, DVDs are a content vault for an on-demand recurring subscription business. What business doesn’t want that?
How does this work? Let’s look at the fitness industry as an example.
According to IbisWorld, the DVD fitness business is worth more than $264.5 billion. There’s no question that people are willing to pay for fitness workouts making this industry ripe for moving to a subscription model.
Fitness instructors across the country are seeing the opportunity: we are living in a digital age and people want online content. Here’s a great example of a Miami-based instructor who’s reaping the benefits of moving her workout videos online.
No matter what industry you are in, there are several business drivers to consider in making the switch:
While the future of the DVD may not be so bright, today’s technology is enabling us to revive DVD content and ultimately help brands to build a new business model. In many cases, DVD content can be digitized with a fully functioning subscription site launched in less than four weeks. There is a huge consumer appetite for online content and a huge value proposition for brands in digitalizing content—now’s the time to think about the recurring revenue opportunity.