Strategy Management and Market Breakthrough of Netflix

This study looks into Netflix’s strategic management within the global streaming media market. 5G technology and shifting media consumption habits fuel the streaming market’s exponential growth. In 2023, global users surpassed 1.6 billion. As a pioneer, Netflix evolved from a DVD - by - mail service to a streaming giant, now boasting over 230 million subscribers. The research hones in on why Netflix stands dominant in the media and entertainment industry. It employs the 4P theory to break down the company’s business model, financial performance, and marketing strategies. The study spotlights Netflix’s competitive advantages, achieved through heavy content investment, constant technological innovation, and flexible adaptive strategies. Moreover, it tackles pressing challenges, including high subscription costs that may deter budget - conscious users, content mismatches where offerings fail to align with diverse viewer tastes, and fierce competition from rival platforms. To combat these, it explores countermeasures like introducing ad - supported tiers to attract cost - sensitive audiences and implementing local content strategies to better resonate with regional viewers. This in - depth analysis offers valuable insights into Netflix’s potential for continued future dominance. It also serves as practical guidance for strategic management across the broader streaming industry, helping other players navigate the competitive landscape.

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Journal
Interdisciplinary Humanities and Communication Studies
Published
2025-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.61173/cr9p0152
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FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance
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Strategy Management and Market Breakthrough of Netflix

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Abstract

This study looks into Netflix’s strategic management within the global streaming media market. 5G technology and shifting media consumption habits fuel the streaming market’s exponential growth. In 2023, global users surpassed 1.6 billion. As a pioneer, Netflix evolved from a DVD - by - mail service to a streaming giant, now boasting over 230 million subscribers. The research hones in on why Netflix stands dominant in the media and entertainment industry. It employs the 4P theory to break down the company’s business model, financial performance, and marketing strategies. The study spotlights Netflix’s competitive advantages, achieved through heavy content investment, constant technological innovation, and flexible adaptive strategies. Moreover, it tackles pressing challenges, including high subscription costs that may deter budget - conscious users, content mismatches where offerings fail to align with diverse viewer tastes, and fierce competition from rival platforms. To combat these, it explores countermeasures like introducing ad - supported tiers to attract cost - sensitive audiences and implementing local content strategies to better resonate with regional viewers. This in - depth analysis offers valuable insights into Netflix’s potential for continued future dominance. It also serves as practical guidance for strategic management across the broader streaming industry, helping other players navigate the competitive landscape.

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