The Rise of Subscription-Based Models: A Comparative Analysis of Customer Retention Strategies

Authors

  • John M. Anderson Department of Business Administration, University of New Horizons

Keywords:

Subscription Models, Customer Retention, Business Strategy, Consumer Behavior, Digital Economy

Abstract

Subscription-based business models have gained substantial traction across industries, reshaping the dynamics of customer acquisition and retention. This research explores the strategic approaches employed by firms leveraging subscription models, comparing their efficacy in fostering long-term customer loyalty. By analyzing case studies from sectors such as entertainment, software, and retail, this study identifies critical retention strategies, including personalized engagement, tiered pricing, and proactive customer support. Furthermore, the research underscores the importance of value creation and adaptability to evolving consumer preferences. Findings reveal that companies prioritizing customer-centric innovations achieve higher retention rates and revenue growth. This paper offers actionable insights for businesses aiming to enhance customer loyalty and sustain competitive advantage in the digital economy.

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Published

01-12-2023

How to Cite

John M. Anderson. (2023). The Rise of Subscription-Based Models: A Comparative Analysis of Customer Retention Strategies. Asian Journal of Business Management Sciences (AJBMS), 3(1). Retrieved from https://premium-publishers.ovh/AJBMS/article/view/12

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