Sentence examples for Audience's decision from inspiring English sources

Regular publishing is important, but the idea here is that your content doesn't just boost your organic visibility on search engines; it's actually being read and influencing your target audience's decision making process.

We found our openness has the most influence on our audience's decision to buy the newspaper (56%), followed by reader offers and advertised products, both at 21%.

While Coney's show had a level of open-endedness, there were still actors and directors shaping the audience's decisions towards a definite conclusion.

Embrace your audience's decision-making styles by selecting your content from your "library of success". You will stay on message and drive toward your ideal outcomes.

Greater knowledge of the details of the audience's decision-making process could reveal (1) more specific guidelines for what constitutes meaningful and relevant topics, (2) interrelationships between decision factors, and (3) the relative importance of specific decision-making factors.

Conversations are held at considerable volume, in person or on cell phones whose ringers are not set to silent; my experience of the bittersweet family drama The Savages was given an added je ne sais quoi by one audience member's decision to listen to a local New York dance radio station for much of the first half.

Mr. Clinton took pains to explain to the audience that his wife's decision to run for the seat being vacated by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan was one that came to her at the urging of others.

Prior to the minister's decision, audience members are nearly always split 50/50 on whether to stay or go, and they appoint two representatives to convey both sides of the argument.

She told a radio audience that the mayor's decision not to step down from the Senate race until late May -- based on a diagnosis of prostate cancer -- had hurt Mr. Lazio's chances of winning.

The film failed to find an audience, which contributed to Wyler's decision to retire from filmmaking.

Professor Patrick Dodson informed the audience of the prime minister's decision at the beginning of a panel on constitutional recognition at the annual Garma festival in the Northern Territory.