As Ever dropped - Netflix official with show 'Love, M'

[Anonymous]

Now check out
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15621823/Meghan-Markle-Netflix-split-jam-empire.html
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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now check out
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15621823/Meghan-Markle-Netflix-split-jam-empire.html
A(ber)rchewell
J(essica)ams

Speak English please.

[Anonymous]

Netflix has split from Meghan and her As Ever brand

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Netflix has split from Meghan and her As Ever brand

Ok but what in the hell is this:

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[Anonymous]

Why would Netflix stay as a partner on the brand if the show is over?

[Anonymous]

There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

Yeah, whether Netflix recouped its initial investment--or I read that Meghan bought Netflix's silent share out--the fact that this happened within the first year is impressive, no matter how you feel about the show or the jam.

I could live without the show. But a few months ago, a hater who was trying to figure out Meghan's stock accidentally exposed that she's moved something like $23m in product in the first year. You (and I) may not be the market for her show or jams. But c'mon people, it's undeniable that her store is going gangbusters. I dunno, but I sort of like to think that the store frees Meghan and Harry up, income-wise, to do the philanthropic work on which they really seem to want to focus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now check out
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15621823/Meghan-Markle-Netflix-split-jam-empire.html
A(ber)rchewell
J(essica)ams

Please give us a reputable article. Not clicking on a trash tabloid that makes bank trashing Meghan and pandering to everyone's worst impulses. Not to mention the bots in the comments....

[Anonymous]

What is Love M?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

Is that something Netflix does? I can’t think of any comparative shows/products where Netflix’s actual agreed upon role is to help a private company grow. How would the parties even write that into a contract?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

Yeah, whether Netflix recouped its initial investment--or I read that Meghan bought Netflix's silent share out--the fact that this happened within the first year is impressive, no matter how you feel about the show or the jam.

I could live without the show. But a few months ago, a hater who was trying to figure out Meghan's stock accidentally exposed that she's moved something like $23m in product in the first year. You (and I) may not be the market for her show or jams. But c'mon people, it's undeniable that her store is going gangbusters. I dunno, but I sort of like to think that the store frees Meghan and Harry up, income-wise, to do the philanthropic work on which they really seem to want to focus.

Charity Watch says her philanthropic foundation only gives away about $1.2m per year. What gives?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is Love M?

That's the signature she leaves in the toilet after she takes a dump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

Yeah, whether Netflix recouped its initial investment--or I read that Meghan bought Netflix's silent share out--the fact that this happened within the first year is impressive, no matter how you feel about the show or the jam.

I could live without the show. But a few months ago, a hater who was trying to figure out Meghan's stock accidentally exposed that she's moved something like $23m in product in the first year. You (and I) may not be the market for her show or jams. But c'mon people, it's undeniable that her store is going gangbusters. I dunno, but I sort of like to think that the store frees Meghan and Harry up, income-wise, to do the philanthropic work on which they really seem to want to focus.

Charity Watch says her philanthropic foundation only gives away about $1.2m per year. What gives?

What gives? Apparent not her charity.

ba-dum tssss

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

Yeah, whether Netflix recouped its initial investment--or I read that Meghan bought Netflix's silent share out--the fact that this happened within the first year is impressive, no matter how you feel about the show or the jam.

I could live without the show. But a few months ago, a hater who was trying to figure out Meghan's stock accidentally exposed that she's moved something like $23m in product in the first year. You (and I) may not be the market for her show or jams. But c'mon people, it's undeniable that her store is going gangbusters. I dunno, but I sort of like to think that the store frees Meghan and Harry up, income-wise, to do the philanthropic work on which they really seem to want to focus.

That is meaningless without knowing her overhead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's mixed messaging on what happened. One claim is that Netflix recouped its initial investment and no reason to continue the partnership at this point since her show didn't do well. The other is this was always the plan, for Netflix to help grow the business then Megan take over from there.
Who knows.

Yeah, whether Netflix recouped its initial investment--or I read that Meghan bought Netflix's silent share out--the fact that this happened within the first year is impressive, no matter how you feel about the show or the jam.

I could live without the show. But a few months ago, a hater who was trying to figure out Meghan's stock accidentally exposed that she's moved something like $23m in product in the first year. You (and I) may not be the market for her show or jams. But c'mon people, it's undeniable that her store is going gangbusters. I dunno, but I sort of like to think that the store frees Meghan and Harry up, income-wise, to do the philanthropic work on which they really seem to want to focus.

Charity Watch says her philanthropic foundation only gives away about $1.2m per year. What gives?

If $23M is sales, the cost of the product might be 30 to 50% of that.