Sentences with phrase «will audiences like»

When you're at the initial stages of developing a concept, think: will the audience like what you offer?

Not exact matches

Don't be afraid to experiment; you won't figure out your audience right away, but if you try different things and then monitor your data and evaluate the comments, likes, etc., that will help you determine what your audience appreciates — and wants to see more of.

Repurpose content from accounts that have an audience you would like to get in front of, because many accounts will return the favor and repurpose your content after they see you share theirs.

Through research like this, you'll get a clearer picture of your target audience and be able to focus your marketing efforts on specific areas.

Blogs like Farnam Street and Ramit Sethi's I Will Teach You To Be Rich frequently tell their readers to unsubscribe if they're not interested in receiving their emails, because they don't want an audience that isn't engaged or isn't actively participating in the community.

Modern consumers are more sophisticated than ever, and companies like Glossier that produce quality products and create authentic connections with their audience will succeed.

«Businesses like yours now have a better way to get people to their websites,» the company wrote in a blog post announcing the new feature, adding that its inclusion will «help your audience clearly understand the action you want them to take after seeing the ad.»

Under a set of deals, the likes of the New York Times and BuzzFeed will «publish» articles right within Facebook's iOS app where they will reach a mass audience — and everyone will make money.

Like a rock band that plays a different set list depending on where they are and who their audience is, a good speaker will know who's in the audience and tailor their message to them.

Facebook and Twitter can be useful tools as well, but unless a colourful personality and online popularity are important in your industry, it's best to keep those pages neutral — like painting a house beige before putting it on the market, so it will appeal to the broadest possible audience.

Things like cohort marketing (the ability to break your audience into like - minded segments), behavioral targeting (targeting based on customer actions) and sequencing (the ordering of campaigns to have the biggest impact) will be critical to your marketing campaign success.

Yahoo might build an ad network like Facebook's Audience Network, which will allow it to sell ads across platforms, including mobile.

For instance, a sales message like «we can save you 25 % on purchasing costs» will be of of little or not interest to any media audience, other than that, maybe, of a small trade journal.

Topgolf has mainly been expanding its audience by opening new locations — the company will open its 38th facility on Friday — and by partnering with related organizations like Formula One.

The decision about whether to stick with free listings, enter the PFP universe, or combine the approaches depends on your budget, your competitors» strategies, and a sense for how your target audience will respond (many users dislike paid placements, especially those that look too much like free search results).

For example, if you're a blockchain - based startup looking to grow awareness among investors and the crypto community, building up an influencer community on LinkedIn or forums, like Reddit, will allow you to establish deeper ties to your niche audiences.

How long will it be before sites like Huffington Post or Facebook launch retail umbrellas and it becomes essential to make a retail pitch to, say, the Cat Fancy audience?

Producing and syndicating content like this will make your audience members more engaged and increase the likelihood of their sharing your material with their own friends and followers.

While this may seem like you're leaving a big opportunity, in reality if done right this will give you a vast and more loyal audience.

Also great content acts like a link magnet — more and more people are willing to link to content that offers tremendous value to its audience.

Meeting organizers will also get some «professional meeting controls,» like the ability to mute the audience so everyone pays attention to just you.

When you gear your conversation towards others» interests, you'll find an attentive audience like Jobs.

I have been using Facebook for like a year and I find this post about the complete guide to growing your organic Facebook reach is quite helpful in making my followers grow and learn few tips on how to make my profile more likeable which could even increase trust which will lead to a better chance of increase my followings and be active in posting and reposting messages which can relate your target audience.

While this may sound like an Orwellian nightmare for some people, the savvy marketers in the audience will be giggling like a schoolgirl at the possibilities this provides.

Imagine being able to predict the next big thing on social media, knowing what social media will look like in 2017 and beyond and how will brands use social platforms to connect with their audience.

Now the channel will relegated to the upper - end of the dial like any other newbie with limited audience appeal.

So as you said link building is like a bridge to build real audience and engage with them will help businesses climb the top on the websphere.

If you know and understand this, it will be much easier to make your audience like and buy your stuff.

Sometimes when I'm giving a link building presentation, I'll show the audience a site like this: Directory of open access journals, and tell them it's an example of where trust lives.

Right now, marketers still appear to be investing more time and resources into social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, but as organic reach continues to decline (more on this below), we'll see a greater number of marketers experiment with messaging apps as a way to connect with their audience.

This may seem like a strange feature for organic social media marketing, as on the surface, it seems like it should be a paid advertising option, but there's a clear incentive for Facebook to do this; with more brands selectively targeting their audiences, more users will see content that is specifically relevant to them.

These will allow you to find out more about who your audiences is, what they're looking for, what they like and what they dislike — all of which will be hugely beneficial in terms of creating the best campaign possible moving forward.

In a lot of cases, your audience will tell you — perhaps not in so many words — where they would like more information or advice.

Buzzfeed sets out to capture an audience looking to be entertained, so their headlines will look like this:

hen discussing the possible existence of objective (divine) «truths», people like truthfollower / Theo appeal to their audience with various examples attempting to get the reader to agree to a non-qualifed value of «evil / incorrect / bad / good», as if this will lock in an agreement of an objective «truth» value (without it being explicitly specified).

It looks like I will have a chance to present my ideas to a wider intellectual audience soon, but remember that you read about it....

It isn't surprising that as the audiences who first became fans of characters like The Avengers, X-Men and Deadpool get older, that their modern movie adaptations will be marketed more toward adults.

Naturally, when you preach a sermon like this to a group of people who think God hates filthy Gentile women and leprous enemy soldiers, and that God's ultimate goal for such people is to kill them and send them to burn forever in hell, you will not be the most popular teacher that this particular audience has ever had.

We go home at night and escape to foreign lands on Netflix, while the grandest, realest, thickest (like the grass in C.S. Lewis» heaven in The Great Divorce), truest story that has been or ever will be told is a story in which we find ourselves, or — to use theologian Vanhoozer's language — a theatre in which we are not a passive, but participating audience.

When you have a persecution complex, like the most conservative Christians seem to have, there's a fear that any attempt to find comedy amongst themselves will actually be attacked by the target audience, correct?

If the audience doesn't like the personality, they won't watch the program.

He keeps making this same flawed argument, like his other flawed arguments, over and over in hopes that his audience will get tired of giving the routine refutation and let his comments slide, which he takes as a «win», also like Craig.

Perhaps we will have to tune in to programs like The X-Files (and their audiences) to find out.

Unfortunately many churches are following the trend by «juicing» the service with a lot of hype, skits, musical performances, and the like, which will attract the «big audience.»

Thanks for the information, we will add this story to our blog, as we have a audience in this sector that loves reading like this.

And I have watched that video before and it definitely reminded me that most things I create will not be original, but like you said, every audience is different and if it is both true to me and is valuable to my readers, why not share?

All sessions at European races will now start an hour later than usual to try and attract a bigger TV audience (like that's gonna help in countries where it's switching entirely to pay TV).

I'll hardly be the only person to note this, but the transition of Game of Thrones from «fantasy series where half the audience knows the source material and has a good idea of what will happen» to «fantasy series where those nerds are getting their minds blown like the other plebes» has been an absolute delight.

If a schoolboy likes playing to an audience, and most do, he'll go East.

More original F1 content is always a good thing, and it sounds like the main goal of the series will be geared towards bringing the sport to a wider audience.