Sentences with phrase «when viewers»

For example, if you've shared a live video of a tour of a newly listed property, you can see when viewers were most engaged with the video, such as when you shot the property's living room or newly - remodeled kitchen.

When viewers see your property online, it drives them to check out more of your listings.

This is especially true when those viewers are members of a group related to your industry.

Transparent affiliate marketing helps in attracting to the platform traffic owners which are able to monetize their reviews when viewers purchase goods following the referral links.

However, the 3D Cinema LED Screen has the same level of brightness as the original version of the screen — which Samsung has boasted is 10 times brighter than regular projector screens — even when viewers are wearing 3D glasses.

This will give them a chance to present what they have to offer when viewers read their webpage.

I've been involved when viewers have sent in questions and I guess my concern is that encouraging the conversation format is a sufficient challenge, without adding the additional challenge of successfully integrating «off - site» questions and comments.

It's been summer in the Northern Hemisphere, when viewers and journalists drift into platitudes and cat videos.

When viewers pass by the works, they physically encounter with time.

When the RV isn't in use as an installation space, Madere resides inside — and sleeps on the bed that's visible when viewers enter the exhibition.

Hopefully when the act is finished and when the viewers come in, they can see themselves as well, and possibly see something more than themselves.

The details he provides become poignant when viewers supply the substance in between: a whole, imagined world based on a concise premise.»

Have they always activated like sets when viewers walk in front of them?

The sheets will flutter when viewers walk by, and over time, they will droop toward the floor from their own weight.

Yet the colours and forms dissolve into near abstraction and a mishmash of brushwork techniques when viewers approach more closely.

She then invites gallery visitors to reconsider items that can be easily discarded, especially when viewers are encouraged to become active participants by playing, creating, and performing.

When viewers put a coin in the slot of the fountain, red wine spouts from her mouth.

Tcherepnin has a solo booth with Los Angeles's Overduin & Co. gallery at the fair, where he is showing wall - hung fabric works outfitted with transducers and strips of metal, which act as speakers when viewers press them together, sending out jagged, funky beats.

When viewers encounter her work, Richards wants them to engage fully, even feeling compelled to touch the textured pieces.

The artist states, «When viewers occupy the piece, they are encouraged to contemplate what it means to inhabit their own speech and beliefs.»

When viewers stand in the middle, I hope they can hear the lights hum.

Because heist movies are more fun when viewers know little about the procedural infiltration of footwork soldiers (i.e. the Bang brothers), the script focuses on other details to bring out the excellent idiosyncrasy of early Quentin Tarantino heist films.

Creators and writers Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg and Josh Heald deftly blur the lines between villainy and heroism when it comes to these two rivals — and there are even times when viewers will find themselves rooting for Johnny instead of Daniel.

She is fierce and focused in a monstrous role and when viewers get over the initial «she had this in her?»

Perhaps this film will play better on DVD, when viewers can take breathers.

Along the way, I hope they land in an era when viewers were less overwhelmed with choices and a clever show like this stood a better chance.

Whether it's the surprise wedding of lovable lug Andy Dwyer and stoic slacker April Ludgate or Ben Wyatt's proposal to Leslie Knope, the NBC comedy has a way of introducing big character moments when viewers are conditioned to least expect them.

After all, death - defying stunts are most inspiring when viewers care whether the players live or die.

When viewers met Tony back in 2008's Iron Man, he had already built a billion - dollar empire on his smarts and was continuing to design and perfect weapons in order to protect what he considered to be the greater good.

When a viewers letter says Lana does nt appear smart enough to be the host of a show called Smart Woman, Lana redefines her appearance.

There are only a few plot details set - up throughout the course of the first act, so it's very predictable when viewers finally reach the third act.

The beginning was weighted down by the backstory wild - west setting on Earth - when viewers simply wanted to get to Barsoom and begin the excitement.

They have taken what has been a generally great Summer viewing experience and ruined it by changing the audition guidelines and judges to the point that the show is no longer what it was when viewers enjoyed it the most.

It's been summer in the Northern Hemisphere, when viewers and journalists drift into platitudes and cat videos.

When the viewers used old - fashioned red and blue 3D glasses, their brain scans suggested they were less engaged in the film than when modern polarised glasses were used.

Ahead of the midterms, Cambridge Analytica reportedly developed a series of TV ads for candidates supported by Bolton, each aimed at different personality types and aired at times when viewers with personalities it aimed to reach were most likely to be watching.

Even when viewers fast - forward, at least one study shows that they're just as aware of which brands are being advertised as those who watch the ads in their entirety.

How does it help when viewers are encouraged to blame the people who have no say at all over the program, but who are forced to operate within the constraints of the program?

When viewers were asked with whom they often discuss the programs, the replies were family (23 per cent), friends (13 per cent) and others at church (6 per cent).

Ahead of the midterms, Cambridge Analytica reportedly developed a series of TV ads for candidates supported by Bolton, each aimed at different personality types and aired at times when viewers with personalities it aimed to reach were most likely to be watching.

Advertisers have been grappling with how to reach consumers in the political climate under Trump, when viewers» increasingly partisan attitudes make it more difficult to market to a broad audience.

Finally, don't forget that you can set your Facebook ad campaigns to only display on mobile devices, on certain mobile devices (for instance, Android versus iOS if your app is only available on one) or when viewers are connected to Wi - Fi (and are, therefore, more likely to install apps).

Advertisers like the format because they only pay Google when a viewer watches at least 30 seconds of a spot, ensuring they're not wasting money on a disengaged audience.

When a viewer asked Zuckerberg to respond to the remarks, he took a starkly contrarian position.

Perhaps that shouldn't be surprising, since Facebook says you pay for a «view» when a video is displayed in a user's news feed for 3 seconds or more, even if the person doesn't actually click on the video to watch with the sound turned on, while YouTube says you pay for a «view» when a viewer watches 30 seconds of your video — or the duration if it's shorter than 30 seconds — or engages with your video, whichever comes first.

When applied to religious television, we might predict that religious television programs will have their greatest effect on a viewer when the viewer is aroused because of a particular need; when the recommended action on the religious program becomes salient to the person because of a lack of other options within their repertoire; when the action is perceived as being a realistic and rewarding solution to the need; when the viewer has experienced favorable consequences as a result of the action in the past; and when the program presents options for action that the viewer has opportunity to perform.

[An aside — will ad firms start using even more super-slo-mo footage, like languidly waiving flags, that will be recognizable when a viewer's zipping through?]

Sunny was stumped last night when a viewer text suggested that Vince Cable and Ken Clarke should be running the country.

The film works best when the viewer goes into it cold and lets it wash over them.

This can't be an effective disaster movie when the viewer doesn't care about any of the people in the midst of the disasters.