Apple TV+ has a ton of compelling original series but seems to have poor marketing.
For all the effort Apple has expended, and for all the cultural excitement around Ted Lasso during its three-season run, it has won nearly 500 Emmys… while attracting just 0.2% of the total TV viewing in the U.S.
The trailers for Apple TV+ series often suck compared to the quality of the actual series.
Apple fails to use social media well and high-level influencers to widely promote Apple TV+ series.
Apple needs to up its Apple TV+ marketing game if it cares to have people actually watch the content on which they’ve spent and continue spending billions.
Apple TV+ has high pedigree programming but so relatively few viewers, despite an estimated 25 million paid subscribers.
Shows featuring Natalie Portman, Idris Elba, and Colin Farrell launch and even get renewed without ever quite grazing the zeitgeist.
'It seems like Apple TV wants to be seen as a platform that's numbers-agnostic,' says Ashley Ray, comedian, TV writer, and host.
Apple Original Films unveiled a new documentary offering a window into the seismic.
Apple TV+ announced the first all-access docuseries exploring the World Series Championship.