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Today, Google reveals—for the first time ever—just how much dough YouTube actually rakes in. Plus, a detailed report of the modern social networker. And finally, always have your own back: How you should be negotiating your way to the best-fit situation.  

Today, Disney+ and The New York Times see strength in subscriber numbers. Plus, Tien Tzuo considers: Will 2022 be the last year of television as we know it? 

Hey crew, let's be more decent humans at work. Today, we’re pouring beer onto the revenue operations scene. (Why would we do such a thing? Stay tuned.)

Today, we're listening to an episode of The Growth Hub podcast that’s near and dear to our hearts—on redefining content in the age of growth. And finally, tips for those looking to dip into the subscription ecommerce space.

Today, we see Apple struggle in the subscription department. Plus, The New York Times hikes its price... for the first time ever. And finally, a pricing AMA (ask me anything) with ProfitWell resident pricing pro, Patrick Campbell. 

Today, the D2C economy is exploding. Plus, MoviePass goes to die. And the question remains: Are subscription cars the future of transport?

Today, we're eyeing the most coveted thing every salesperson wants. Plus, marketing master, Jay Acunzo, on the hidden benefits of irrelevant projects. And finally, we spotlight Quibi again after they spend a cool $5.6 million on a super bowl spot that has people asking, "What's a Quibi?"

You may be knee deep in February, but we're still on that new year, new you grind. Plus, we’ve got intel on how to become a truly product-led company. And we’re spotlighting Appcues’ Growth Academy: We’ve subscribed for the last three months...here’s our take. 

Today, we're helping you build something people actually want. Plus, Apple hires a Netflix pro in a bid to boost its subscription services. And finally—subscription booze. It is a happy Monday.

Today, we see WordStream launch its Growth Academy. Bullhorn drops a downloadable slide deck full of global recruitment insights and data. And Privy’s new CMO Dave Gerhardt reveals a fresh podcast: The Ecommerce Marketing Show.