Sentences with phrase «build audience loyalty»

Sharing some of the details that make you uniquely you is a great way to build audience loyalty.

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Showing your audience that you actually care about their opinions and listen to their feedback not only promotes a great brand image, it builds loyalty.

Because audience loyalty to these programs has been built so much on images of growth and success as indicators of God's direct blessing, cutbacks could have theological as well as psychological effects, producing a further loss of support from loyal viewers.

In 1979, 35 percent of the Rex Humbard organization's budget, or $ 10.5 million, was spent on the building of audience loyalty and the solicitation of its financial support.

Instead of just selling products, it's a way to build trust, retention and loyalty with a target audience.

Lee recognized that news organizations are actively utilizing various social media to reach a wider audience and build brand loyalty.

It may have a building audience because of loyalty to the Astro Boy character, first introduced in a Japanese manga and then adapted into two generations of TV cartoons.

Either way, Marvel's post-credits scenes build hype, plot, and brand loyalty, while inadvertently training audiences to stay all the way to the end.

You must write to your audience, blog to your audience, email specific members, and build loyalty with your target audience.

By working to build a quality brand, by considering the perceptions of your audience, you can create that kind of emotional response, loyalty and perceived value in the minds of your potential customers.

It takes time to build your audience at other stores, and having multiple books in a series is the best way to gain reader loyalty and sales for the long term.

This is interesting because the typical pattern is to launch a mobile adaptation of a popular PC game to capture the mobile gaming audience, but in this case they are doing the reverse to help build gamer loyalty on both platforms.

Many small business owners have discovered that Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest are powerful ways to connect with customers and clients, market products or services to larger audiences, and easily build recognition and loyalty.