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Jared Jacobs / Gillian Griffin / Yi-Wen Liu / Yen-Yu Chen
Agenda
● Company Overview
● Competitive Analysis
● Target Market
● Key Issues
● Strategic Alternatives
● Recommended Strategy
Company Overview
Background
 Founded in 1997
 Headquartered in Los Gatos, California
Products
 Movie and TV streaming subscriptions – including original
and syndicated content
 DVD by Mail
2015YE Financials
 Revenue: $6.78B
 Net income:$122.64MM
 Subscribers: 75 million and growing
Company Overview
Strengths
 Dominant market share
 Original content
Weaknesses
 Delayed release of streamed
movies compared to DVD
 Cost of content
Opportunities
 Cheaper, faster, and more
accessible internet
 Cord cutters
 Global market
Threats
 Deep pocket competitors
 Pirating websites
 Maturing US market
Competitive Analysis
US Household Penetration
Competitive Analysis
Market Share: 13% of households
Strengths
 Large customer base
 4K streaming at reduced cost
 Original Content
Weaknesses
 Market follower not leader
 High subscription fee
 Inflexible cancellation policy
Primary Strategy
 Rely on customer base and ecommerce platform to leverage
growth and savings
Competitive Analysis
Market Share: 3% of US households
Strengths
 Content partners are owners of business
 TV series available 24-hours after broadcast
 Streaming software as a service
Weaknesses
 No original content
 Low quality and limited library
 Frequent commercials
Strategies
 Rely on partners for exclusive and cheaper access to content
Target Market
Value
Oriented
Cord
Cutter
College
Education
Age
25-54
Entertainment
Seeking
Minimum
Income $30,000
(per household)
Reliable and
Fast Internet
Access
Target Market
Global Broadband Speeds
http://www.vox.com/2015/1/31/7952321/world-broadband-speed-map
Where is Netflix
http://static5.businessinsider.com Netflix / Business Insider / Statista
Key Issues
Critical issues facing Netflix
 Domestic market maturation
 Consumer demand for original content
 Limited capital available for content production
 Lack of access to adjacent markets
Key Issues
Domestic market maturation > focus int’l
 Low short-term margins internationally
 Licensing cost and availability
 Consumer behavior – VPN access
 Local competition
Secure Thoughts (Netflix vs VPN)
“84% of respondents said they would pirate more content
because of the new Netflix [VPN] restrictions, and 61% said the
new policy would affect whether they kept their Netflix
subscription.”
Key Issues
Consumer demand for original content
 Original content has higher cost
 Needs to grow library to attract customers
 Plan to release 600 hours of content for 2016
Key Issues
Limited capital available for content production
 Needs cash to provide more attractive original content
 Sacrifice memberships for lower margins
 Hour of Walking dead was $1M
Lack of access to adjacent markets
 Visibility and exposure to target markets
 Increase the value that it offers customers
Alternatives to growing internationally
 Develop the domestic market by serving over and
underserved customers
Strategic Alternatives
1
2
3
Expand the studio franchise
Create a streaming media device
Develop Netflix TV
Expand the studio franchise
 Builds on original content
 Creates a competitive advantage
 Able to simulcast to new markets
 High risk, low reward
 Full commitment
 Lack of loyalty, unlike TV series
 Projected: $186MM over 3 years
Strategic Alternatives
 Simulcast in theatres
 Most watched Netflix content in first week
Create a streaming media device
 Targets low-income consumers
 Upsell opportunities
 Adds to cord cutting
 Gateway product
 High cost of R&D
 Finding the right partners
 Slow rate of adoption
 Brand dilution
 Projected $50 price tag plus upsell, $136MM over 3 years
Strategic Alternatives
Develop Netflix TV
 Multi-billion dollar advertising space
 Little cost to customer, in their TV plan
 Win-win for Cable and Dish providers
 Control programming and costs
 High brand dilution and cannibalization
 Commercials
 Projected: $1B from advertising (0.5% of annual spend)
Strategic Alternatives
Recommended Strategy
NETFLIX TV
Strategic objectives & Value creation
 Compete with cable and satellite
 Improve on accessibility to competition
 Additional revenue for original content
 Exposure to underserved markets
Recommended Strategy
Implementation & Tactics
 Differentiate itself from competitors in the channel space
 Generate ad revenue to offset original programming
 Capture new customers for streaming service
 Maximize market share of viewers
Recommended Strategy
Metrics
 Advertising revenue
 Subscription revenue
 Number of subscribers
 Acquisition cost
 Hours of content
 Gross margin
Recommended Strategy
Risks
 Cost of confusion
 Trying to be too many things
 Brand dilution
 Unrecoverable costs from production
Recommended Strategy
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MKT535 Netflix Project_FINAL

  • 1. View Consulting Jared Jacobs / Gillian Griffin / Yi-Wen Liu / Yen-Yu Chen
  • 2. Agenda ● Company Overview ● Competitive Analysis ● Target Market ● Key Issues ● Strategic Alternatives ● Recommended Strategy
  • 3. Company Overview Background  Founded in 1997  Headquartered in Los Gatos, California Products  Movie and TV streaming subscriptions – including original and syndicated content  DVD by Mail 2015YE Financials  Revenue: $6.78B  Net income:$122.64MM  Subscribers: 75 million and growing
  • 4. Company Overview Strengths  Dominant market share  Original content Weaknesses  Delayed release of streamed movies compared to DVD  Cost of content Opportunities  Cheaper, faster, and more accessible internet  Cord cutters  Global market Threats  Deep pocket competitors  Pirating websites  Maturing US market
  • 6. Competitive Analysis Market Share: 13% of households Strengths  Large customer base  4K streaming at reduced cost  Original Content Weaknesses  Market follower not leader  High subscription fee  Inflexible cancellation policy Primary Strategy  Rely on customer base and ecommerce platform to leverage growth and savings
  • 7. Competitive Analysis Market Share: 3% of US households Strengths  Content partners are owners of business  TV series available 24-hours after broadcast  Streaming software as a service Weaknesses  No original content  Low quality and limited library  Frequent commercials Strategies  Rely on partners for exclusive and cheaper access to content
  • 9. Target Market Global Broadband Speeds http://www.vox.com/2015/1/31/7952321/world-broadband-speed-map Where is Netflix http://static5.businessinsider.com Netflix / Business Insider / Statista
  • 10. Key Issues Critical issues facing Netflix  Domestic market maturation  Consumer demand for original content  Limited capital available for content production  Lack of access to adjacent markets
  • 11. Key Issues Domestic market maturation > focus int’l  Low short-term margins internationally  Licensing cost and availability  Consumer behavior – VPN access  Local competition Secure Thoughts (Netflix vs VPN) “84% of respondents said they would pirate more content because of the new Netflix [VPN] restrictions, and 61% said the new policy would affect whether they kept their Netflix subscription.”
  • 12. Key Issues Consumer demand for original content  Original content has higher cost  Needs to grow library to attract customers  Plan to release 600 hours of content for 2016
  • 13. Key Issues Limited capital available for content production  Needs cash to provide more attractive original content  Sacrifice memberships for lower margins  Hour of Walking dead was $1M Lack of access to adjacent markets  Visibility and exposure to target markets  Increase the value that it offers customers
  • 14. Alternatives to growing internationally  Develop the domestic market by serving over and underserved customers Strategic Alternatives 1 2 3 Expand the studio franchise Create a streaming media device Develop Netflix TV
  • 15. Expand the studio franchise  Builds on original content  Creates a competitive advantage  Able to simulcast to new markets  High risk, low reward  Full commitment  Lack of loyalty, unlike TV series  Projected: $186MM over 3 years Strategic Alternatives  Simulcast in theatres  Most watched Netflix content in first week
  • 16. Create a streaming media device  Targets low-income consumers  Upsell opportunities  Adds to cord cutting  Gateway product  High cost of R&D  Finding the right partners  Slow rate of adoption  Brand dilution  Projected $50 price tag plus upsell, $136MM over 3 years Strategic Alternatives
  • 17. Develop Netflix TV  Multi-billion dollar advertising space  Little cost to customer, in their TV plan  Win-win for Cable and Dish providers  Control programming and costs  High brand dilution and cannibalization  Commercials  Projected: $1B from advertising (0.5% of annual spend) Strategic Alternatives
  • 19. Strategic objectives & Value creation  Compete with cable and satellite  Improve on accessibility to competition  Additional revenue for original content  Exposure to underserved markets Recommended Strategy
  • 20. Implementation & Tactics  Differentiate itself from competitors in the channel space  Generate ad revenue to offset original programming  Capture new customers for streaming service  Maximize market share of viewers Recommended Strategy
  • 21. Metrics  Advertising revenue  Subscription revenue  Number of subscribers  Acquisition cost  Hours of content  Gross margin Recommended Strategy
  • 22. Risks  Cost of confusion  Trying to be too many things  Brand dilution  Unrecoverable costs from production Recommended Strategy