Sentences with phrase «made audience interested»

This is a ready - made audience interested in reading, what more could you look for?

Not exact matches

«It will be particularly interesting to see what the companies have to say about the size of their audiences after the fact, and whether they use comparable metrics, or whether they'll look to make such comparisons difficult.»

The goal is to make sure you're offering something of value to your target audience to generate a basic interest in your brand, products and services.

These ads will be focused on your warm or hot audience, those who have already expressed interest in your brand and are looking to make a purchase.

Focusing on a niche audience and developing appropriate content specifically for those people helps to ensure there will be strong interest in your blog's content, plus it makes promoting the blog easier.

That doesn't always mean writing a large check, but it does require thinking through what the ideal outcome should be, the type of work involved and identifying the right audience for the artists who have a vested interest in making the project happen.

And if Netflix were to make streaming - only movies that generate blockbuster - style buzz and audience interest, more studios might consider taking a chance on earlier streaming of their own movies.

Just remember, success building an online audience comes down to learning what interests your audience and making it easy for them to find you.

Fix: Grab the audience by asking an interesting question, making a controversial statement, or telling a short personal anecdote.

I've made my share of mistakes along the way, but I've also learned a good deal about what it takes to engage an audience and convert someone's interest into action.

That said, the deal makes plenty of sense for Warner Bros., which already distributes content like its «Mortal Kombat» series through Machinima, and which is very interested in reaching the young male audience that Machinima already reaches.

As Robert points out, the deeper level of ongoing engagement that characterizes the subscriber experience makes this audience more likely to exhibit desirable behaviors — like a greater willingness to share personal data, a greater interest in upselling opportunities, or greater brand loyalty and evangelism — than non-subscribers.

Content planning that uses a modular approach will make the repurposing process easier, keyword relevant and meaningful for the audience because topics are driven by an understanding of customer interests, questions and triggers.

Ask yourself — what makes this story interesting to my audience, specifically?

The fact of God indwelling us through His Holy Spirit is going to make a change in our lives and will have much relevance to everyday life so I don't know where you get the idea that «if we accept that the Kingdom is now a «spiritual» Kingdom only, then that leads to the situation where the Kingdom becomes a religious idea that has little relevance to everyday life, very interesting to theologians, pulpiteers and pew audiences, but no dynamic to transform people into action».

If he can make sparks fly to interest an audience, tell stories that captivate imaginations, and magically produce yet another novel piece of steel that no one duplicate, perhaps we will join his class for a time... and perhaps buy a anvil and pound away for a time....

I was also very interested to see whether or not I could make a requiem for an audience of today.

And the «vague» papal pronouncement that Mr. Lowell seems to doubt was ever made was, in fact, a major — some think historic — allocution, delivered in 1953 to an audience of Italian jurists, in which Pope Pius XII laid down the principle that «in the interest of a higher and broader good, it is justifiable not to impede error by state laws and coercive measures.»

You were showing a few ads to each audience member to make sure the ones who we're interested had their opportunity to click their way into your acquisition funnel.

«It is for Question Time, not political parties, to make judgements about impartiality and to determine who is invited to appear in the interests of the audience.

If you effectively explain a complex and interesting idea, you are going engage your audience and make them interested and empowered.

Backed by the success of the American station that has succeeded in making documentaries ready for pay TV, the Discovery Channel, its aim is to open moviemakers» eyes to topics of interest to an international audience.

Dr. Utian's extreme conflict of interest should be made clear to your audience.

MEN»S NON-NO features an extensive array of menswear styles ranging from street, contemporary and high fashion, as well as more formal attires, making it appealing to a broad audience regardless of age and interest.

Your Google Analytics make it easier for interested brands to identify your audience and reach out.

I would also choose only a few items for fear that I look like I haven't given much thought to the exercise or was not being very honest about my interests (i.e. that I was applying a shotgun approach to make sure I capture the biggest audience).

Fortunately, there are a few basic guidelines, which can make your articles more interesting to your audience, adored by the search engines and liked by the world of bloggers.

Also anything that attracts a younger audience is interesting, since it is the biggest and fastest growing part of the dating market, but someone needs to figure out a way to make money from that audience, and advertising alone is unlikely to suffice as a source of revenue.

Good site overall, known some good peoples, still should market they audience and get more non americans on board, and introduce some new features to make the site more sticky / interesting.

Yes, he's fine with the big action mayhem that is par for the course with these films, but he understands that the thing that makes any of it interesting is making sure the audience really enjoys spending time with these characters.

Aaron Sorkin may have made this subject interesting with a spiffier script, but even then, it's possible that the audience tunes out because time has yet to provide proper perspective.

LMD: You have such an eye for pacing, momentum, beautiful camera shots and how to keep your audience interested, I wonder why you've never made a narrative feature?

While it makes sense for any movie about the yakuza to peak the interests of curious American audiences, using a white person as the way into this world is a tired cliche.

You have to be able to keep the audience enthralled the entire way through, or they will otherwise lose interest, making the film dull, despite a few comedic moments.

The particulars of the case, something to do with a string of mysterious suicides precipitated by an Egyptian cult existing in Holmes - era London, aren't nearly as interesting as the lengths to which Spielberg and company go to make Homes «exciting» for a mid-Eighties youth audience that mostly learned what they knew about popular entertainment from twin godheads Spielberg and George Lucas.

To hold audience interest, everything in the movie that looks like action is pumped to the skies, which only makes the storytelling more slow and plodding.

Lionsgate didn't muck around with getting these books to screen, and it makes a certain amount of sense — it meant the actors» ages weren't a problem, and they didn't have to worry about audience interest waning.

British director Steve McQueen, working from a screenplay by John Ridley, has no intention of making audiences the slightest bit comfortable with this terrible story, no interest in putting in any special pleading to bend our hearts.

This is pretty much an interesting tale which because of its teen protagonists could make a hit with high - schoolers here, containing nothing that could alienate an older audience as well.

As it stands, it has its moments, perhaps enough to entertain most audiences interested in the subject matter, but it doesn't carry the energy into making the film as a whole as truly forceful as it could have been.

«They're taking different approaches to it too — Amazon is getting a lot of credit right now in the press for their commitment to the theatrical exhibition of their film, it's not just about the digital platform, where Netflix is taking a slightly different approach — although they're doing limited theatrical with stuff too — it'll be interesting to see what the long - term end result is for those two approaches and where it all ends up, but I think right now it's great for our filmmakers and our producers to make their money back and they have a chance to reach massive audiences through these digital platforms.»

Blanchett concluded by suggesting the relative box office success of «Blue Jasmine» shows audiences are «interested in stories led by women, and they can also make money.»

When we made the very first movie, we dreamed that maybe we could make a franchise that might hold audience interest for another movie or maybe two.

Servillo is asked to play the same tired, hard detective most audiences will be all too familiar with, and that he is able to make his character even remotely interesting is to his credit.

If you wrote a script for a movie that closely represented events in your life — in effect making a biopic not about Napoleon or Jesse Owens but about a run - of - the - person like most of us — do you think you could interest a solid audience to eavesdrop on your existence?

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.

Those are some big shoes to fill, but «End of Watch» certainly has the right ingredients to make it happen, including a talented cast led by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena, and an interesting docudrama style that will most likely divide audiences.

The screenwriters make the assumption that audiences will already have a vested interest in Bond's plight from the very first frame due to the events of Casino Royale, though the shift in the tone of this film to emphasize brutal action and CGI - laden stunt work makes tying the two films together a bit of a chore.

The question that any cinephile would ask themselves going into this film is why someone would be interested in adapting it into a film and how they could manage to make it an interesting representation for the audiences of today.

But the details are what make this film so interesting and even if this is a completely fictional account, it seems true and our need to fill in the gaps will cause what I think will be a massive audience to see this much anticipated film.