Sentences with phrase «into smaller audiences»

When Publishers need to tap into smaller audiences, gaining exposure with these readership groups is going to remain a critical challenge.

Not exact matches

But all social media brand presence is time consuming if done right, and the advantage for smaller brands is that with niche audiences they are more likely to craft content considered relevant by Facebook's algorithms and thus see their posts make it into more of their fans» feeds.

A new way for small nonprofits to tap into big audiences and raise awareness and exposure online.

By carving segments from your larger target audience and subdividing those into various cohorts (i.e., accounts with common attributes), you can create smaller highly targeted customized campaigns — flipping the sales funnel upside down.

Turning non-museum-goers into an enthusiastic audience for century - old art is no small task.

Brendan: Eh, I think it gets a bit tiresome and we end up always talking waaaay too much about the course each and every day, and that's a quick way to get into niche stuff and turn off everyone but the already committed (and smaller) l golf audience.

Later, the audience is broken up into small groups and led into the darkest corners of the basement while screaming echoes from elsewhere in the building.

Kurzweil launched into his talk, leaning back on one foot as he spoke, his small frame angled diagonally to the audience, his eyebrows softly raised, his entire body seemingly caught in a perpetual shrug.

It's funny how a «small» Spielberg film can feature an all - star cast led by Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, much less leap into production on May 30 and be ready for audiences to see it by the beginning of November.

The small budget means a great deal of effort went into producing a good story that will captivate the audience on substance.

There are glimpses and small segments of the movie that actually do let go and give into their darker nature, but for the most part, it feels as though the movie is playing it safe — making sure the audience only feels a bit uncomfortable but knowing it'll all work out somehow.

Then there's Lady Bird, a smaller indie that might have Juno - like staying power, and Battle of the Sexes, which has proven particularly timely right now and, if it wins over audiences, could drive a campaign well into Oscar season.

It kicks off with some genius mock movie advertisements for each of the lead actors, shown before even the production logos, to trick the audience into thinking they are real for a small moment in time.

It's been a small eternity since Lara Croft made her last running leap from Playstation to multiplex, plummeting into the ravine of audience indifference that was 2003's The Cradle Of Life.

But even when a relatively small media landscape meant that an endorsement from Pauline Kael could push a film that studios didn't believe in — like Bonnie and Clyde or Last Tango in Paris — into the realm of audience interest, critical powers were limited.

For the sake of organization, break larger audiences into small groups and assign each a topic or idea.

I can easily see there being some lower - selling titles that appeal to a smaller audience existing digitally at first, then as a trade, but I fully expect to go into a comic book shop and purchase a print copy of Action Comics # 1000 when that day comes.

Small adjustments to the content will ensure that it fits into categories where your book will sell well and appeal to the audiences you can most easily reach.

However, before authors invest significant time into publishing a book that may bring in meager profits and attract a relatively small audience, they should consider options beyond publishing a book and books that may bring more long - term value.

The biggest news, though, is that we're working with a number of major publishers (and important smaller ones) to provide a storefront that contains deluxe digital graphic novels aimed at the «real mainstream,» the audience for graphic novels that reads Maus or Fun Home or Dotter of Her Father's Eyes but would never think of going into a comic shop guarded by a dodgy life - size statue of She - Hulk... We think the immersive «lean back» experience that tablets provide, along with purchase ease - of - use and the ubiquitous availability that app stores provide, can, if handled right, create a sea change in the consumption of graphic novels — and, if we have our way, the whole thing will have absolutely * nothing * to do with superheroes.

That these Central European countries put so much into these promotional efforts is a function of necessity: smaller countries and markets inevitably look to gain the exposure and prestige provided by being featured to a larger audience.

As a self - publisher, I've spent a lot of time pondering how to best grow a small audience into a bigger one.

Small press publishers often go into publishing with a lot of enthusiasm, but don't understand that 90 % of all books fail to find an audience or pull a profit.

But like how the Cable TV industry has splintered the original 3 TV networks into the so - called 500 channels and how satellite radio is splintering the mainstream radio audience, traditional publishers and distributors will become smaller and less significant over time.

I realize that is only good for a small % of your audience and folks like Amazon really come into play with their discovery and recommendation engines to drive new reader growth, but it's a start.

These small, well - made little books introduced some amazing fiction, philosophy, classical thought and spiritualism to a hungry audience, and the low price made it easy to build a library of amazing titles that could fit into a milk crate.

If the type is too small to be read by the book's audience, it's not visually clear what the levels of heading are, or the text is crawling into the gutter, the book is badly designed.

This light - hearted contest tested both the audience's pop - savviness and their hand - eye coordination, as attendees not only had to correctly answer questions, but also had to toss their answer sheets into a small container.

«I wish we could have given these other, smaller games outlets the same level of access that we're giving IGN and their massive audience, but as we explained, the game was just too rough and buggy until several minutes ago when IGN walked into the room.»

I spoke to studio co-founder and lead game designer Jeremy Spillmann about what motivates him and his team to bring difficult issues from the real world into what is usually seen as a purely escapist medium — and how Hatch might offer more opportunities to let smaller studios like Blindflug find a mass audience.

Instead, try repackaging that knowledge into smaller, shareable content your audience can put to use.

Trapeta B. Mayson talks with us about the importance of community input into programmatic decision - making, how historic sites can remain relevant for contemporary audiences, and the opportunities and challenges of operating as a smaller organization.

A whole series of dressing rooms are on the back side of the «stage,» the most memorable being Wu Tsang's GREEN ROOM, 2012, which transforms his small booth into the back room of a gay bar in L.A., and shows a video of a drag queen performing in front of a live audience.

But she believed also that abstract art did not simply reach its own natural if small audience, but gained some of its validity by feeding back into the broader visual life of the nation as fashion and architecture and design.

When the audience comes in from the street and goes into the Zabludowicz Collection building to see the paintings, they will find this small journey echoed by what happens in the paintings.

Although this is a small exhibition, each of the selected works invites the audience into a fully realized world of sound.

Now that RC has devolved into Hank Roberts et al dot com, I would guess there's some regret over the heavy - handedness of the Borehole, but perhaps a small audience is a good thing after all.

A company is not likely to be brought into disrepute by personal expressions of view, especially if the audience is small and exclusive.

On the commercial side, that means tools like «audience segmentation» - breaking out advertising audiences into smaller groups - and then targeting advertisements to those groups on «multiple platforms.»

For example, if your niche is working with older boomers who are downsizing into smaller homes, you could create some content around evaluating neighborhoods where your target audience currently lives and suitable neighborhoods in the area for them to downsize into.

If your message is aimed at convincing an audience to buy or to consider a product, try to distill the message into its smallest size, the key point, in less than one minute.