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For streaming growth, lifecycle & programming teams

Win new viewers.
Keep them watching.
Bring them back.

Understand what audiences watch beyond your own service. Find the content, audience, and moment for your next acquisition, retention, or reactivation campaign.

01 / Attract new viewers & subscribers

Find the right audience
for your content.

Discover audiences watching related shows elsewhere. Identify which titles in your catalog give those viewers a reason to choose your service.

FOR Growth, subscriber acquisition, and content marketing teams.

FROM VIEWING INTEREST TO ACQUISITION CAMPAIGNILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
WHAT THEY WATCH ELSEWHERE
Reacher posterReacher
Lioness posterLioness

An audience
with a taste for thrillers.

Start with the shows they already choose.

AN AUDIENCE
TO PURSUE
WHAT YOU CAN OFFER THEM

A specific show to lead the campaign.

THE CAMPAIGN OPPORTUNITY

Promote your crime premiere to fans of related shows, timed to a relevant finale, hiatus, or launch.

Illustrative title pairing and campaign, not measured audience affinity or a release announcement. Actual recommendations use available viewing evidence, your catalog, and confirmed timing.
01

Focus acquisition spend.

Build the audience case around demonstrated viewing interests.

02

Put your catalog to work.

Find acquisition opportunities in titles you already have.

03

Make the launch relevant.

Choose whom to approach, which show to lead with, and when.

02 / Keep viewers engaged & reduce churn

Give viewers a reason
to stay after the finale.

Find the related shows your audience is likely to enjoy next. Use shared audiences and repeat viewing to keep your catalog working between major releases.

FOR Retention, lifecycle, programming, and audience engagement teams.

KEEP THIS AUDIENCE WATCHING BETWEEN PREMIERESILLUSTRATIVE CATALOG
YOUR HIT SERIES
THE SEASON
FINALE
LAST EPISODE WATCHED

They finish
the show they came for.

THE GAP BETWEEN BIG RELEASES

Give them their next series.

Promote related titles already in your catalog.

Reacher poster, illustrating a related catalog recommendation
WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Shared audiences

What else do fans of your hit watch?

Lioness poster, illustrating a catalog title to assess for repeat viewing
WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Repeat viewing

Which titles keep viewers coming back?

YOUR NEXT BIG RELEASE
THE NEXT
PREMIERE
COMING TO YOUR SERVICE

Another reason
to keep watching.

THE RETENTION OPPORTUNITY

Put a relevant next show in front of this audience before engagement drops.

Illustrative catalog and sequence. Posters show example roles, not measured relationships or actual licensing rights. Paid churn and retention outcomes require the platform’s customer data.
01

Support churn reduction.

Give subscribers something relevant to watch after the finale.

02

Make the library work harder.

Surface supporting titles between expensive premieres.

03

Build repeat engagement.

Support longer customer relationships and more viewing on ad-supported services.

03 / Bring inactive viewers back

Bring viewers back
with a show they care about.

Connect past viewing interests, viewing elsewhere, and upcoming releases. Give your next reactivation campaign a specific audience, message, and moment.

FOR CRM, lifecycle, reactivation, and growth teams.

FROM A PAST VIEWER TO A RELEVANT INVITATIONILLUSTRATIVE CAMPAIGN
01 / THEY WATCHED AN EARLIER SEASON
Reacher poster

They know the show.

Past viewing gives you a specific interest to build on.

✓ PRIOR SEASON VIEWER
02 / THEY HAVE GONE QUIET

No recent viewing
on your service.

Investigate what they watch elsewhere to find a relevant reason to return.

03 / A NEW SEASON GIVES YOU A REASON
THE MOMENT

Premiere week.

A timely invitation to watch again.

YOUR STREAMING SERVICEEXAMPLE MESSAGE
Reacher is back.

A new season is now streaming. Your next episode is here.

Watch the new season
THE REACTIVATION OPPORTUNITY

Give eligible past fans a timely, show-specific reason to come back.

Illustrative audience journey and message, not release news or a campaign result. Quiet viewing does not establish a canceled subscription. Your CRM or advertising partner delivers the campaign.
01

Recover audience investment.

Re-engage viewers you already spent time and money attracting.

02

Give the message a reason.

Lead with a relevant show instead of a generic invitation to return.

03

Know what earns another campaign.

Compare additional returns with the cost, using your own results.

Put the intelligence to work

Build your next campaign
around the audience.

Bring your growth goal, catalog, and release calendar. We help connect the audience, the show, and the timing into a brief your team can use.

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Work through it
in your favorite AI.

Connect PeerLogix MCP to Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP-compatible AI assistant. Ask about the data and develop the campaign in conversation.

START WITH YOUR QUESTION

“Our hit series ends next week. Which shows should we recommend next to keep its audience watching?”

Then follow up: “Which audience should we test first?”
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DATA & FOCUSED RESEARCH

Bring the evidence
into your own workflow.

Work with our team on audience and title comparisons, programming recommendations, a campaign brief, or licensed viewing data for your own analysis.

WHAT YOUR TEAM CAN WORK WITH
  • The audience and why it fits
  • The content and timing to lead with
  • A budget and measurement plan using your inputs
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How do we know whether the campaign made a difference?

Combine the viewing opportunity with your eligible customer counts, normal response rates, campaign costs, and value per outcome. Where feasible, compare a campaign group with a similar group that receives no campaign.

That comparison helps separate additional returns from people who would have returned anyway. Your account and billing data establish sign-ups, cancellations, and paid retention. Use the result to decide what to repeat, change, or stop.

Programming in practice

Choose the lineup
for the audience.

MAJOR MULTICHANNEL OPERATOR / FREE STREAMING TIER

A major operator used PeerLogix signals to help select shows for its free, ad-supported streaming lineup.

Niche Attractor signals identified content for specific audience groups. Churn Reducer signals highlighted repeat viewing. Together, they helped inform the schedule and content budget.

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A few practical questions

Before your
next growth campaign.

Can this support both subscription and free streaming services?

Yes. The relevant goals differ: subscriber acquisition and retention for paid services; new audiences, repeat visits, and viewing engagement for free, ad-supported services. Coverage and available workflows are confirmed for the service, audience, and market you want to investigate.

Does quiet viewing mean someone has canceled?

No. Viewing inactivity is a signal to investigate, not a record of subscription cancellation. Your account and billing data establish subscriber status, paid sign-ups, and churn outcomes.

What should our team bring?

Start with your catalog, audience question, market, and release calendar. Eligible audience totals, normal response rates, campaign costs, and aggregate results help make the recommendation and measurement plan specific to your service.

Does the MCP send campaigns or activate advertising audiences?

The MCP supports research, audience and content reasoning, campaign preparation, and evaluation using supplied results. Your CRM or buying partner executes the campaign. PeerLogix’s separate audience offering supports activation through agreed partner integrations.

Your next audience opportunity

Who do you want
to reach next?

A new audience. Viewers between premieres. Past fans with a reason to return. Start with your growth goal.

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