“Love Island USA” has hit its stride.
Season 6 of the Peacock reality dating show was the No. 1 most-watched streaming original series in the U.S. during the week of July 5-11, hitting 919.1 million minutes watched, per Luminate. While Season 6 has consistently ranked on Luminate’s charts since its debut during the June 14-20 window, this has been its biggest week by far, marking a 61% jump in viewership from the previous week and a 257% increase from its debut week. Of course, much of the increase is due to the sheer amount of content now available — 27 episodes had been released by July 11 — but it’s clear that the series’ popularity has seen solid growth over time.
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The moment we've been waiting for has finally come! Tune in on June 28th to see the premier of OWNING MANHATTAN on Netflix! The show will air to 270 million people in 190 countries, at the same time.
It's the most followed streaming service in the world joining forces with the most followed real estate brokerage in the world. Sounds like a winning team to me!
Love Island USA Season 6 is now the No. 1 reality series streaming in the U.S. 💗 🏝 📺
And the hot new bombshell in the villa is... Flowcode 😉
As a proud partner of NBCUniversal and Peacock, Flowcode is thrilled to be a part of this record-breaking season. Keep an eye out for Flowcodes throughout the show and at the end of every single episode in the credits.
Love Island is a fan-first show, constantly engaging viewers and making them feel part of the action. That's why Love Island loves Flowcode – because Flowcode allows them to connect instantly with fans, bringing them closer to the experience. With Flowcode, viewers can access exclusive content and engage directly with the show like never before.
In this clip, you can see a Flowcode that lets viewers access the Love Island playlist – because if you watch the show, you know Love Island plays the best music! Plus, at the end of each episode, viewers can scan to shop items seen on the show. Whether it's the exact makeup the girls use to get ready, shopping a specific Islander’s style, or even items around the villa, Flowcode has you covered.
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How Real Is Real Estate Reality TV? The Answer Might Surprise You
Over the years, a slew of reality TV shows that glamorize the real estate industry have popped up on networks like HGTV and Netflix. But just how realistic are they?
To find out, we evaluated eight popular shows that may appeal to investors. While most are focused on redesign efforts and fail to consider the practical aspects of investing, a few offer realistic tips and relatable challenges that make them worth watching.
Flip or Flop
Flip or Flop ended in 2022 after airing for 10 seasons on HGTV. The series follows formerly married real estate agents Christina Hall and Tarek El Moussa, who began flipping houses in Orange County, California, after the 2008 real estate crash. They typically make all-cash offers on foreclosures, which they renovate and sell for a profit.
The 70% rule of house flipping is a guideline house flippers use to ensure sufficient profits—it says you shouldn’t spend more than 70% of the home’s expected after-repair value, less any repair costs, on a distressed home. But Tarek and Christina tended to take bigger risks when choosing a property, which is likely to make things interesting.
For example, an episode in the final season, “Red Hot Flip,” shows the duo making a $500,000 offer on a home they hope to sell for $700,000, with quoted repair costs of $120,000. They note that low inventory in 2022 leaves them with few choices.
Several obstacles come up, including necessary repiping, which pushes their repair costs to $140,000. But they manage to get a $856,500 offer on the house because of the hot market, leaving them with $187,025 in profit after closing costs. That’s a 27.9% return on investment (ROI), which is just slightly below the average of 27.5% for home flips completed in the second quarter of 2023, according to Attom Data.
Most house flippers who aren’t also reality TV celebrities might turn away from a project with such slim profit margins, rather than hoping to get lucky with an offer above asking.
Stay Here was only around for one season in 2018 on Netflix, but it’s one of the few highly rated reality TV shows that showcases the optimization of vacation homes for added revenue potential. Designer Genevieve Gorder joins real estate expert Peter Lorimer to help property owners across the country boost their occupancy and average daily rates.
While the show offers some research-backed tips for increasing the cash flow on a short-term rental property, it’s mostly focused on the design aspect. The show doesn’t provide the budget for renovations or ROI.
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Reality TV as we know it began, transforming from a passive form of entertainment into an active, engaging, and controversial genre. The evolution of reality TV set the stage for a new era of televised programming, one that we continually experience to this day. #blog#realitytv#entertainment
If the WHY is powerful the HOW is easy.
REALITY TV SHOW IS THE BACKBONE OF REBRANDING BRANDS AND PRODUCTS.
HOW….?
WHY….?
Reality Show It is a genre of television programming that documents purportedly unscripted real-life situations, often starring unknown individuals rather than professional actors.
It is evident that reality show possesses four Characteristics that contribute to the essence of this genre;
-The tendency to focus on ordinary people
-The voyeuristic element involved
-The encouragement of audience participation -The attempt to simulate real life
Objective Impact and importance of Reality TV Show;
-It helps establish brand agendas by giving things to talk and think about.
-It helps brand become more socialize into communities and political system
-It helps brand participate in change when necessary
-It helps audience to cope with or escape from life’s reality in a variety of ways
Imagine your brand is the center of all that.
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Most people think of reality TV as quite the opposite, but there is a bit of reality in the world of real estateTV.
My experience on TV brought me a few things, but the thing I was most surprised at is just how much reality there really is within the show. The buyers were my real customers looking at homes. The homes they looked were in the price point they were searching for and the house they chose is the house they bought. Sure even life "unscripted" is scripted at times as to where to stand what to do and the general idea of what to say, but for the most part, the producers let us be ourselves and let conversation flow pretty naturally.
The thing to keep in mind when you are buying or selling a home is that your experience will be unique to you and though real estate TV shows are great for entertainment value, you should never base your reality on anything you see on TV. #realliferealestate#realitytvshow#realestateshow#15minoffame#amyontheisland#keepingitreal
ICYMI: Take a look at the first-ever reality TV show cast contract, for 1973's #AnAmericanFamily, which was filmed in 1971—and compare it to current reality TV contracts.
We are up to 7
streaming subscriptions that is, in our family.
.. looks like we aren't the only ones.
Top 10 most watchable shows of 2023
10. FBoy Island- CW
9. Slow Horses- Apple
8. The Bear- Hulu
7. Silo- Apple
6. Beef- Netflix
5. Jury Duty- Freevee
4. Succession- HBO Max
3. Poker Face- Peacock
2. Reservation Dogs- Hulu
1. The Last of Us- HBO Max
Can reach your customers with just one (or even two)?
XUMO. It meets the need for of consumers (and businesses) to have all your streaming in one place. If you think it's like the others, it's not!
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Ayomide Leke thanks 4 this update.
BACKGROUND.
Personally, one sure way to relax/refresh are movies definitely, on a personal note however, I have come to realise that when movies/drama are released in bits like this one, it takes it steps further beyond helping you refresh.
OBSERVATIONS.
When movies/dramas come periodically, I look forward to d next episode with enthusiasm and it promotes +ve feelings easing stress & anxiety about life events generally. Ayomide Leke Great job from you and team👏🏾
YOUR THOUGHTS?
Who else agrees that movies/drama been dropped in bits has this +VE effect of distracting our anxiety and stress reduction when one looks forward to them.
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1moSo we not even going to mention the over billion views from #Netflix? They make up the majority of the list ✊🏾❤️🥹🎬