Sentences with phrase «audience attracted by»

Membership in The Chile Seed and Plant Ring gives your site access to the target audience attracted by all the other sites in the ring.

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Collaborating is a great way to attract new followers by exchanging audiences.

But like fine wine or rare art, Lesedi La Rona could potentially be bid up by private clients seeking an investment opportunity, a new audience Sotheby's can attract.

It's clear why the app attracts a younger audience: it's a new enough trend that it's yet to be corrupted by parents or cluttered with advertising, and the lack of a digital footprint is attractive to many.

By putting your products on sale, you might lose a little revenue on each, but you'll attract a wider audience and potentially increase your volume.

By September, Guru.com's site had attracted some 20,000 users and had generated feedback proving that the company had hit a nerve with its audience.

Content marketing proposed that instead of brands interrupting someone else's content, that they defy best practices and attract an audience by creating their own content.

In Newsjacking, marketing and PR expert and bestselling author David Meerman Scott offers a quick and punchy read that prepares you to launch your business ahead of the competition and attract the attention of highly - engaged audiences by taking advantage of breaking news.

This all seems to go against the tenets of inbound marketing, which aim to attract like - minded, potential consumers to a business by presenting information geared specifically toward that audience.

Content marketing is a strategic marketing technique of creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and acquire a clearly defined audience — with the objective of driving profitable customer action by changing or enhancing consumer behavior.

Using this data, we can measure which session or speaker attracted the largest audience by viewer location and time of day.

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(10) Sustaining - time programs still attract comparably large audiences by religious television standards when they are given comparable broadcast time.

A school is often caught defending the content of its spiritual and moral philosophy to an audience attracted increasingly to an image of stability, the by - product which that philosophy projects.

His uncompromising sermons on «The Sins of Society» attracted large audiences; they also drew criticism, and he was described by a contemporary as a modern Savonarola.

Whatever their motivations — and their chief motivation is to attract a paying audience, followed by the winning of journalistic honors — editors and reporters served a higher purpose.

The audience of cable programs in the United States is still a relatively unknown factor, and with an increase in the number of religious syndicators moving into cable the claim is made that a large number of additional viewers are attracted by cable religious programs.

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.»

Originally founded by English businessman and golf enthusiast Samuel Ryder in 1927, the biennial Ryder Cup today attracts an audience of millions around the world and is one of the world's greatest sporting events, serving up three days of exciting competition, drama and tension.

Like Corbyn, he is a left - wing anti-establishment figure who is supported by the trade unions and attracts large audiences to his rallies.

«The event attracted an audience ranging from music festival lovers to those interested in social movements and people concerned by the commercialisation of places where young people spend their time,» Dr Bengry - Howell points out.

The language a physicist uses — uncertainty, chance, risk — could be misunderstood by an audience of the type the Journal attracts, he said.

I was also attracted by the idea of demonstrating to a lay audience that, okay, research is complex, but the result can be very easy to understand, almost intuitive, and fascinating if explained in the right way.

I am amazed by the varying audiences my blog is attracting.

In past seasons, big - budget cinematic - style epics, snappy dance - driven shorts and films propelled by humour have typically attracted the largest audiences.

After Kristal failed to attract a trad - music audience to the Thunderbird - soaked, grime - streaked neighborhood, the club was claimed by young bands — Television, Patti Smith Group, Ramones, Blondie and Talking Heads are among the most famous — whose diverse styles were eventually grouped under the rubric «punk.»

While you won't lament the lack of a theatrical release or wish this attracted more than a modest audience, the film is definitely a couple of notches better than the low expectations set by the direct - to - video status.

«Obviously younger audiences will be attracted to the film by Freddie and Odeya, but Christopher Meloni and others have been able to attract older audiences.»

Dial M for Murder premiered at the Westminster Theatre in London in 1952, only for it to be made into an expert crime mystery thriller by Alfred Hitchcock two years later, while Wait Until Dark, another complex and dark play in the vein of Hitchcock's interests directed by Arthur Penn (who would helm Bonnie and Clyde the very next year), saw the light of day in early 1966 on Broadway, where it instantly attracted the attention of both the audience and Warner Brothers, determined to turn it into a feature film starring none other than Hollywood's sweetheart Audrey Hepburn in a much darker, insidious story than her filmography had ever witnessed.

Directors very often cast well - recognizable actors, because they want to attract an audience and give the public a sense of comfort that's provided by familiar faces.

«I see horror constantly regenerating and attracting a much younger audience who can now access content in the way we never could, and are getting intrigued by what the genre possibilities are,» says Alan Jones.

The director, who came from a privileged London background and has made prestigious, classic films like «Les Misérables» and «The King's Speech,» now tackles an issue which has drawn some attention in our own time, and has done such a remarkable job, helped by Oscar - worthy performances from both principal actors, that the sometimes lightly comic but mostly easy - to - take romance should attract a wide audience.

While the creative talent may be attracted by opportunities to try something new, horror's continuing appeal to producers and studios is baser: audiences have always been more jazzed by creepy concepts or masked monsters than recognisable (and costly) stars.

This 97 minutes Unrated little indie will attract same - sex couples that face adoption issues, as well as general audiences that will be fascinated by an excellent ansamble acting as well as a tour - de-force performance by Alan Cumming.

And it's easy to argue that the awards season's amorphous «lead» and «supporting» designations have a different meaning to Hollywood insiders: An actor with a big role might still lend «support» simply by not having a big enough name to attract audiences: Whether or not a top - billed star puts in the work, it's still his or her name at the top of the poster, after all.

In the last week or two, we've had «Stonewall» director Roland Emmerich «s admitting to giving his film a «straight - acting» hero to attract mainstream audiences, followed by Matt Damon «s admonishment that non-hetero actors need to embrace a sense of public mystery (even through straight performers are never told to leave their spouses off the red carpet).

Emulating blockbuster productions is a bit of a double - edged sword, as it will attract a sizable audience which likes those kinds of films, but at the same time, they are also so well - known and oft - watched, if you aren't going to bring anything new to the story, you are likely to be greeted by scorn and derision, even among fantasy fans.

We run a series of family events, particularly at weekends, our aim is not to let three or four weeks go by without having something that will attract a wide audience.

By helping you create impressive content, Populr focuses on attracting your audience.

Instagram is easily partnered with Facebook, and schools using both can expand their audience by reaching parents and students alike since each platform tends to attract a different age group.

The six - speed manual gearbox has also been snitched from the V50's bigger brother - all part of Volvo's plan to attract a younger audience by developing more aggressive performance variants.

The sport utility vehicle (SUV) craze, promoted by the popularity of the early Jeep Wagoneer and Jeep Grand Cherokee, attracted a different audience, mindful of all - weather ability and general versatility.

It improves the Corolla's torsional rigidity by 60 per cent, claims Toyota, which together with the all - new suspension gives the sleek hatch the kind of engaging driver dynamics that may attract a different audience — not just risk averse buyers who want a return on their investment.

There are also some individual authors, such as Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross, who strongly believe they boost their sales by making some of their books available as free ebooks — and who also understand what libraries do for building their audience and attracting new buyers.

But here's the truth: by being you, you will attract your ideal audience, and your ideal audience will buy into YOU, not into what you do.

When you aren't a big enough name, you attract new audiences by offering them deals.

In the whole experiment, the new design for the non-fiction book was 12.5 % more effective at attracting its intended audience by employing clearer, larger typography, and hews closer to the aesthetic of contemporary non-fiction.

When Julie Powell started her blog in 2002 to record her planned yearlong odyssey to cook every recipe in Mastering the Art of French Cooking I doubt she ever thought, even in her wildest dreams, that her musings would cause her to become an internet celebrity, but that is what happened - as the months went by and she moved from creating a simple but sublime vichyssoise (leak and potato soup) to the increasingly intricate recipes her audience grew and grew, attracted by her easy to read style which (as the book blurb puts it) has the humor of Bridget Jones and the vitality of Augusten Burroughs.

Truly international, consistently intelligent and hugely influential, Wallpaper * attracts the most sophisticated global audience by constantly pushing into new creative territories and ensuring its coverage of everything from architecture to motoring, fashion to travel, art to lifestyle, and interiors to jewelry remains unrivaled.

As Bloomberg reports, Microsoft's re-entry into the entry - level tablet market may be an attempt to shore up declining sales in the Surface line by attracting a new audience to its hardware.