As a kid I do remember holding to a cable TV channel that usually failed services. So here are the reasons why some of them failed:
1.) Not getting quality channels. If you ask me, if you don't have quality channels, you cannot expect your subscribers to like you.
2.) Charging too high for additional channels. Although it may mean bigger income but it can also mean this- lesser subscribers and lesser loyalty plus it's only short run.
3.) Not having a spare generator prepared in case of power failure. Just imagine what if the cable TV station suddenly got hit by a brownout and while the other residents didn't. The residents will get frustrated over not having cable TV to view as well.
4.) Making promises you don't intend to keep. Trust is necessary to keep a steady flow of funds so forget about "easy money".
1.) Not getting quality channels. If you ask me, if you don't have quality channels, you cannot expect your subscribers to like you.
2.) Charging too high for additional channels. Although it may mean bigger income but it can also mean this- lesser subscribers and lesser loyalty plus it's only short run.
3.) Not having a spare generator prepared in case of power failure. Just imagine what if the cable TV station suddenly got hit by a brownout and while the other residents didn't. The residents will get frustrated over not having cable TV to view as well.
4.) Making promises you don't intend to keep. Trust is necessary to keep a steady flow of funds so forget about "easy money".
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