The phrase "audience clusters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing groups of people with similar characteristics or interests, particularly in marketing, media, or research contexts.
Example: "To effectively target our advertising, we need to analyze the different audience clusters that engage with our content."
Alternatives: "audience segments" or "target groups".
Part mountain walk, part immersive theatrical experience, it is also, in a sense, a gathering in reverse: the audience clusters in Snowdon's foothills, ready to be shepherded, in groups, to higher land.
Looking ahead, we are implementing technology that will enable more specific targeting that will facilitate our ability to address more deeply concentrated audience clusters and, at some point, individuals.
Inside, much of the audience clustered around the ensemble (there were no seats), while others prowled the periphery of the increasingly smoke-filled space, sipping wine and chatting on cellphones.
Later that year came Body of Evidence, a "performed intervention" on the site of a notorious unsolved Cardiff murder, for which the audience clustered around a car hi-fi to find out what was going on.
For example, Albert identified an audience cluster of "men over 65 years old in Melbourne who love to skydive". Albert also revealed pockets of ex-pat communities in the United States and Europe who wanted to buy experiential gifts for their friends and families back home, but were unaware of RedBalloon.
Presumably, this frustration would be higher for the segment-audience cluster (the urban disadvantaged) than for the segment-only cluster (the rural disadvantaged), but this is only conjecture.
That could include features like tracking user behavior and creating interest graphs for particular audiences; clustering algorithms to target "lookalike" audiences; and scanning of sources surfacing trending keywords and other signals automatically and doing it with continuity with a company's existing (and other company's existing) campaigns and what ever other information that you feed to it.
Moby's audience is clustered in Kabul and a few other major cities, where electricity is more reliably available.
Favor seekers -- black-shrouded women begging for money, men appealing for help in land disputes, religious students hoping for an audience -- cluster at the door to Mr. Sadr's school in Najaf every morning.
(If you are exceptionally unlucky, and look the part, you may be cast as Raskolnikov himself -- a creepy thought.) In the first "scene," which is only minimally differentiated in content and tone from the second, Ms. Mysina pops in and out of a small room in which the audience sits clustered around a central playing space.
Before they dive into a string of their signature under-two-minute pop-punk tunes — "I'm Sorry for Something That I Didn't Do" is my favorite — the lead singer Sam Reiser instructs the audience to cluster between him and his bandmates.
