The phrase "attention pull" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that captures or draws attention, often in marketing or design contexts.
Example: "The bright colors and bold fonts serve as an effective attention pull for the advertisement."
Alternatives: "attention grabber" or "attention magnet".
"I'd call it an electoral-political move, to get our attention, pull our chain," Poteat said.
When the teacher is not paying attention, pull the prank.
Listen to and learn that a variety of turkey calls can gain turkey's attention, pull or push them in certain directions, and either soothe or scare them.
Our cellphones are constantly tugging at our attention, pulling our brains out of the moment — who is reaching out to me and what do they want?
It seemed significant, but not unbearable, to be confronting her own worn-out face with such purposeful attention — pulling it into the old grimaces, creaming and painting and smudging with her fingertip — in the mirror that usually reflected Kate.
As soon as you grow accustomed to anticipating interesting new work from South Korea or Argentina, say, you find your attention pulled in the direction of Thailand or Algeria or Portugal or Romania, and your mental map of the world is crowded with pins.
But by the end of her residency in 2005, Myrick found her attention pulled in a different direction.
The trick is pairing attention pulled in through cheap or free streaming music with things fans can buy like clothing, posters, box sets, concert tickets, or even signed memorabilia and chances to meet their heroes.
The trick is pairing attention pulled in through cheap or free streaming music with things fans can buy like clothing, posters, box sets, concert tickets, or even signed memorabilia and chances to meet their heroes. .
It is possible that Watsa, who shuns media attention, pulled the plug on the event.
As we entered, the few of us who were actually paying attention pulled our weapons inside the truck.
