revenue stream
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- noun
- /ˈrɛvəˌnu strim/
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fuente de ingresos
- Many businesses seek to diversify their sources of income to create multiple revenue streams.
- provide a revenue stream
- new revenue stream
- generate a revenue stream
How do you choose the revenue stream that's best suited for you and your team?
- How do you choose the revenue stream that's best suited for you and your team?
- But if you're like Sal, you know, maybe you got to consider other revenue streams, you know, right?
- But yeah, I mean, in creating as many revenue streams as possible is always a good idea.
- That was able to open up at least a revenue stream for people that didn't have it anymore.
- So, so now they're considering what revenue streams there are and they're just putting numbers in.
- So I needed to find a way to, to produce a revenue stream for me.
- But it has a cap, you know, and then they move from that to other revenue streams, one of them being mining.
- I think that ultimately these these shifting revenues supplement current revenue streams.
- The the syndication model, the broadcast television model, the ancillary revenue stream model, all of those are gone.
- So, so it's helpful to have a model which encourages A predictable revenue stream as well as the ability to do new things.
- So once that's blown up, now Reagan and the government need to come up with another revenue stream.
- And you know, you know, Google and Facebook are running, you know, they're pretty much their entire revenue stream is by running two sided markets between those parties, right?
- As we mentioned, the second revenue stream depending on the company's arguably more important, which is subscribers.
Examples
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The organization relies on donations as a regular revenue stream to fund its programs.
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Subscription services have become a popular revenue stream for many online companies.
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So I needed to find a way to, to produce a revenue stream for me.
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That book is a whole new revenue stream for me.
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Apparently it's her second revenue stream.
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Did you need another revenue stream?
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Everybody is looking for new revenue streams.
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"Now it's a major portion of our revenue stream."
Academic text (2016) -
The partnership creates a new revenue stream to complement other forms of digital distribution.
Blog text (4) -
Thus, private forest owners and landowners need to find new revenue streams.
Academic text (2004)
How Reliable
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a regular source of income' is directly derivable from combining 'revenue' (income) with 'stream' (a steady flow). The metaphor of a 'stream' of money is common cross-linguistically and follows a transparent noun+noun compositional pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would likely understand the MWE.
Etymology
Revenue stream comes from a simple picture: revenue is the money a business earns and a stream is a steady flow of water, so imagine money flowing into a company like a small river. That's why it means a regular 'source of income'.