Sentences with phrase «will an audience embrace»

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Just as open and click - through rates can help marketing pros figure out which email campaigns are winners, analytics can greatly you help home in on a social media campaign that audiences will embrace.

Speaking the language of your target audience and embracing the subculture that is shaping their online lives is the only sure - fire way to create content that will appeal to them.

What should be tricky for mainstream audiences expecting a star - filled madcap romp to fully embrace will still be met warmly by those ready for something just left of center after the end - of - the - year gloss.

We'll soon see if audiences embrace his next project, Ice.

It'll be interesting to see if audiences embrace the movie as much as others did at Sundance, but it also looks to be probably the most original film debuting this summer.

«As audiences stay with us and audiences keep telling us, as they certainly did all around the world with «Black Panther,» that they're embracing new ideas and new visions and new places and new ways of telling stories, we will just continue to grow and build on that,» Feige said at the time.

Oliver Stone will have to wait and see whether international audiences will embrace his true - life tale of whistleblowing and governmental spying.

A smart distributor will be charged with finding a way to connect this special film with the discerning specialized audience that would enthusiastically embrace it.

Either audiences will embrace it or turn away from it.

Still, it still remains to be seen if general audiences will embrace Alita: Battle Angel when it comes out next July, as they've rejected ambitious science - fiction adaptations in the recent past.

The actors in the film are very good and director Mark Forster has given the film a fantastic look, but only the most patient audience members will embrace this movie.

The biggest question, though, is will U.S. audiences who didn't fully embrace the original get on board for the sequel?

For audiences willing to park their brains at the door and embrace the madness, Free Fire should hit the sweet spot.

Online training will need to embrace the new ways its audience uses the internet in order to be successful.

Horowitz did have an admonishment for the assembled audience: if they want to continue to be profitable, they will have to embrace digital publishing and all that goes with it.

The authors that are making an income, building a name and an audience for themselves have embraced the fact that today's consumer and publishing climate has changed and will continue to change.

The kind of publishing world I hope for is one that will embrace all the different ways books can find their audience; self publishing, traditional publishing, indie publishing, building an online platform, having no platform at all and still making the NYT bestseller list.

Specifically I loved, and agree with, and try to promote at every possible turn, THIS idea: «The kind of publishing world I hope for is one that will embrace all the different ways books can find their audience.»

Stacey Aaronson, founder of The Book Doctor Is In, provides the key elements to set you on the right path in writing a top - notch nonfiction book, so you can avoid the common pitfalls most aspiring writers fall into, allowing you to have a smoother, more focused, and more enjoyable writing experience than you ever thought possible — resulting in a book that shines as it deserves to, reflects well on you as an author, and that your target audience will appreciate, embrace, and want to share with others.

Until the website is up it is difficult to know how it will be different to what is currently available, or whether it will be able to draw in the audience the publishers are obviously eager to embrace.

It could also prove to be a big boost to the publishing industry — an indication that it will stop seeing digital books as the enemy and embrace them as a way to sell more copies, reach a wider audience, and increase its bottom line.

«PC players are a passionate, devoted audience and we know they'll embrace the version created for their systems,» said Ron Rosenberg, co-Head of Studio at Crystal Dynamics.

Designed as a tribute to the classic RPGs from the «90s, updated for a modern audience, Dex invites you to become part of a living, breathing cyberpunk universe as you decide which ultimate path you will embrace.

Rather than booing their eyes out and denying the changing world around them they need to embrace it, only then way will modern audiences take their messages about sport and personal «achievement» seriously.

Iain McNeil, Director of Slitherine, states: â $ œFor us itâ $ ™ s a fresh challenge to develop a game that will embrace new audiences of the next - gen consoles.

That's because there has not been a decades - long corporate - funded effort to create a subculture of «liberals» who will obediently embrace, believe and obey whatever propaganda is branded «liberal» and spoon - fed to them by corporate media personalities, comparable to the subculture that is the eager audience for the so - called «conservative» media.

I will close with an observation an audience member made about Rod Macdonald, «mentor to generations of lawyers», to the effect that academics should strive to embrace new ways of communicating our work as modes of communication change.

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