HeyJaredRobbie Kellman Baxter
Author of The Membership Economy and The Forever Transaction
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MoviePass: What Happens When the Forever Promise Breaks (opens the original)
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With The Odyssey and Spider-Man helping pull people back into theaters this summer, I have been thinking again about what went wrong at MoviePass. I love movies: the popcorn, the trailers, the dark room, the shared laugh or gasp. So I understand the appeal of MoviePass. Its Forever Promise was strong: Pay one […] The post MoviePass: What Happens When the Forever Promise Breaks first appeared on Robbie Kellman Baxter .
The Membership Economy’s Next Frontier Is Your Doctor’s Office (opens the original)
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On July 29, the Federal Trade Commission, joined by Utah and California, sued the telehealth company, hims & hers . The complaint alleges the company did the following: Charged consumers almost immediately after they submitted an online intake form, often without the medical consultation it advertised, Made canceling a subscription deliberately difficult, and Shared consumers’ […] The post The Membership Economy’s Next Frontier Is Your Doctor’s Office first appeared on Robbie Kellman Baxter .
Build Your Network Before You Need It (opens the original)
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I have been talking to a lot of young adults looking for internships and first jobs. The only way to get a job is by networking. Sorry, but that’s the truth for 99% of new-to-work folks. It’s just too easy to push a button on LinkedIn and submit 100 applications in an hour. Unless your […] The post Build Your Network Before You Need It first appeared on Robbie Kellman Baxter .
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