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Vabble and the way it levels up the SVOD industry

By the beginning of 2021, OTT video streaming will be a $5 billion industry. As more TV viewers cut cable, many businesses are turning to Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) to make revenue. 

SVOD is a booming industry that gives an ability to its audience to pay for only the content that they want. It is a major reason why audiences are turning away from cable and other traditional providers. Moreover, it provides publishers a direct line of revenue from consumers without third-party interference. For example, excluding collaboration with advertisers. It has the added benefit of relieving the audience from annoying ads.
Vabble moves the SVOD industry forward innovating on the market first established by Netflix and Amazon. This company gives a loyal audience a comfortable service to receive their favorite content. It aims to take on the biggest players in the SVOD sphere by offering new value to its consumers and even more revenue for the production firms.

What is Vabble? 

Launched in 2015, it is a modern-day streaming service provider filled with features catering to all walks of life, from family and friends to independent and corporate film production houses to artists and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. The platform is supplied with innovative blockchain technology, enabling censorship resistance allowing pure freedom of creation on screen.

The platform bridges the gap and replaces a missing link on current SVOD services by integrating community features you would see on YouTube as well as the interactivity of video calls to consume media together and even the ability to order takeaway via the Co-watching option.

In addition, the platform offers its users voting with VAB tokens, giving them the power to choose content that will appear on Vabble and even invest in productions for profit share and exclusive NFts. Vabble has converted SVOD providers largest cost into a revenue stream though production launchpad which also in turn generates even more profit for both users and production studios. Online tips are also available there, so its audience can praise its favorite publisher and make a payment directly to the crew in crypto.

Vabble has a great range of services, available to its consumers. So, don’t just take our word for it, take a look for yourself by visiting their website. A Beta version of the platform will be live in Q3 2021.

Author

Vladislav Pivnev

Vladislav Pivnev

ICODA Agency

Vladislav Pivnev is the CEO of ICODA Agency. Born in Minsk, lives in Moscow. He has been practicing marketing since 2010. In the cryptocurrency segment since 2017. He believes in the prospects for the development of cryptocurrencies.

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