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Helps companies find meaningful proof and actionable insights in operational data. Spotify’s Freemium business mannequin can also be highly scalable and profitable, boasting a $200 million whole revenue for 2012, up from a $60 million loss the year before, and even more dismal numbers in its first two years. As revenues improve, so will payouts to musicians. Earnings are generated from promoting and subscription. Spotify users spend twice the amount of cash on music via subscriptions, at $120 per year, than the common downloader who spends about $60 dollars Spotify’s conversion fee is 15%, from free customers to subscribers. That is remarkably excessive, and because of the emotional connection upon which Spotify relies: increased value of the service to the consumer over time. But, there is a catch: to draw and maintain the large consumer base, new music is the bait. It is a cycle stabilized by the rising accessibility …
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