Subscription Businesses: Page 7
Watch Out Oyster: Amazon Accidentally Unveils Kindle Unlimited, an All-You-Can Read Book Subscription Service
The service, which will offer 600,000 titles and thousands of audiobooks for a monthly fee of $9.99, takes aim at book subscription forerunners Oyster and Scribd.
Target Is Seriously Expanding Its Online Subscription Service
Target's online subscription service launched in September with just 150 baby-care items. Now, it's increasing its product offering tenfold, offering everything from K-cups to dog food for regular delivery.
Birchbox Goes Brick-and-Mortar in NYC
The e-commerce company, which sends beauty samples to subscribers' doorsteps, plans to open a retail store in May.
How Cherishing Mistakes, Being Clueless and Stress Fests Helped Birchbox's Success
The founders of hugely successful beauty-subscription service Birchbox find strength in not having all the answers. For our series If I Knew Then, here are a few lessons and pieces of advice from Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp.
Should You Launch a Subscription-Commerce Business?
There are pros and cons of launching a company that delivers goods to customers on a recurring schedule.
Graze.com Wants to Send You Boxes of Healthy Snacks for $6 a Pop
A U.K.-based online food subscription service, which has already exceeded $65 million in annual revenue, launches in the U.S. today.
How to Improve the Success of a Membership Program
The key is to track and improve these important key performance indicators.
Jessica Alba's Startup Nabs $25 Million in Funding
Subscription-commerce business The Honest Company has just closed a round of funding for expansion and growth.
From Chickens to Caskets -- 8 Unique Rental Businesses
People have been renting movies and cars for years, but what about borrowing a wedding dress? Here's a look at the innovative and bizarre things that can be yours for a short time.
Heads Up Music Lovers: YouTube to Create Streaming Music Service
With free on-demand mobile streaming and its own offline mode, YouTube could put Spotify on the defensive.