The phrase "attract listeners" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability of a piece of content, such as a podcast, song, or speech, to draw in an audience.
Example: "The engaging storytelling in her podcast is sure to attract listeners from all over the world."
Alternatives: "draw in an audience" or "captivate listeners."
At Ms. Polisner's suggestion, the library added cupcakes and a henna-tattoo artist to help attract listeners, Ms. Barning said.
But digital radio grew very slowly, because receivers were expensive and there was little original programming to attract listeners.
Thus the success of the contemporary-music offerings at Columbia University's Miller Theater, which routinely attract listeners who would look at home in a rock club.
The engaging, often spine-tingling performances that result from such diligent practice sessions attract listeners like Lynne Darcy, a New Yorker who has been coming to the festival since 1964.
Most female tribute musicians also play in non-tribute bands, and have discovered that impersonating Simon Le Bon or a Ramone can attract listeners who might go on to investigate their other projects.
The idea is to use the heft of a famous name to sell advertising or attract listeners, while offering a thinner, more tightly targeted slice of the brand salami behind it.
He both liked and attracted listeners and he listened with passion to others himself.
Cuts have been made to Radio 4 as the BBC focuses on attracting listeners under 35, who are less likely to listen to scheduled radio programmes.
The company hopes monetization will lure more creators to join the 20 million on the platform, get them to promote their presence to drive listens, and imbue the site with exclusive artist-uploaded content that attracts listeners.
Seventeen bands, including the Lumineers, California Wives and Minus the Bear, have performed there, attracting listeners from throughout the building.
Rooted in rhythm-and-blues pioneered by black musicians, 1950s rock and roll was racially inclusive and attracted listeners and performers across the color line.
