Project 1
Project 1
The beginning the Quibi's journey in 2020 was marred by shrouds of anticipation, and
the content creators leveraging mobile short format for premium viewing was the highlight.
Boasting founding board members that came from the industry by the names of Jeffrey
Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, the company got the attention of the Hollywood studios,
global corporations as well as even private investors. The finance was intensified by over $2
On the other hand, the great genes and fundings may not be enough for a unicorn with
Value Proposition
TV shows based on the range of movie, documentary and serial content adhere to
certain standards of high quality while being not exceeding 10-minute mark on average, so
that they are conveniently accessible through the smartphone and other gadgets that we
commonly use. For this purpose, Quibi hired (stars) of original shows plus continuously
advance their technology to create their own space inside the competitive streaming field
Key Insights:
exclusive content were the strong sides of the original business plan, its short-form approach
limited viewership. Users, who observe a variety of content across multiple platforms, are
accustomed to consume the videos they want for a long time, and they shifted to longer-form
content available on platforms like Netflix and Hulu but key in on Quibi's short format and
consumers who already have access to content of the same nature through less expensive
means. The most worrisome issue was the fact that, despite the free trial period, the
conversion to paid subscriptions was not as good as we hoped showing that there was a
competitive market dominated by these large media players like YouTube, TikTok, and
Instagram that have positioned themselves as the default go-to video content providers and
have provided content for free or significantly low price ranges. The site was facing difficulty
to excite customers because the users could not recognize difference in products that they
offered and did not have market share for a long time.
4.Pandemic Impact: However, debatable was the fact, why the Quibi struggled in the
market fallout covid-19 began with its brief outburst. As the adoption rate of more people
who had been spending more time at home and keen on viewing long shows was on the rise,
most people seemed to counter the platform’s platform mobile only which was evidently
unfitting with that existing trend and this led to the platform’s slow growth.
5.Limited Social Integration: From the time it was launched, the absence of a strong
social media network segmentation strategy coupled with a standpoint that gave standpoint
that others had already taken easily overshadowed Quibi and population-as a whole, this
made it hard for Quibi to outdo them. Nonavailability of social integration speeded up the
formation of users groups retreating and distributing the users as posting and sharing content
mobile users, Quibi did’not make a significant inroad in the market as it failed to do a
research about its target audience needs, likes and behavior which might drive their mobile
phones to Quibi. The horizons covered up its evolving customer and offered services
spanning from the user expectations, as oppose to the content strategy of the channels.
Conclusion:
The end in the Quibi came extremely fast and these issues in the user’s experience
along with the competitors kinds, the problem in the application to monetize, the pandemic
that caused economy crisis, the application without having numerous users, and the poorly
defined target audience contributed a lot to this particular outcome. When we look deeper
into the key conclusions which Quibi spearheaded, the journey of this short-form online
video platform probably will be a useful guide for the innovations in the future and it is