The phrase "audience appealing" is not correct in standard written English.
You might be trying to convey that something is attractive or engaging to an audience.
Example: "The presentation was highly audience appealing, capturing everyone's attention from start to finish."
Alternatives: "audience-friendly" or "engaging for the audience."
The network builds an audience by appealing to people's fear, insecurity, and anger, and simultaneously directs its audience to support the right-wing political party that best protects the network's own profits.
That large audience is appealing to advertisers, but the unappealing Web site has not been a welcoming place for them.
MacKenzie was making an overt attempt to win over the Mirror's audience by appealing to their sense of patriotism.
Remix, instead, is hoping to attract a larger audience by appealing to those who like to more passively participate.
A dangerous faker who deliberately manipulates his audience by appealing to their basest instincts.
For starters, his other movies until now have been cartoony travesties, audience hits in the same way that Benny Hill used to please audiences: by appealing to their basest instincts and their lowest-common denominators.
Downie criticised them for attracting audiences by appealing to what he claimed are predictable sets of political prejudices on the left or the right, "along with titillating gossip and sex".
In recent years, there's been a trend of art museums trying to attract mass audiences by appealing to popular tastes.
Coming immediately after the children's TV programming, the Richard and Judy slot has always fallen between two stools with some channels aiming for the older, adult audience, and others appealing to the teenage audience with Australian soaps.
On Saturday at City Center, the third program seemed ingratiatingly audience-appealing and thin in comparison with some of the vibrant juxtapositions of work that Fall for Dance has presented in the past.
