The phrase "audience factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that influence or affect an audience's perception, behavior, or engagement in a particular context, such as marketing, communication, or research.
Example: "When creating content, it's essential to consider audience factors such as demographics, interests, and cultural background."
Alternatives: "audience characteristics" or "audience variables".
He offers original thinking about the audience factor.
The principle of a new type of impact measure was introduced recently, called the "Audience Factor" (AF).
Here we introduce a robust variant of the audience factor, trying to combine the respective advantages of the two options for calculating bibliography lengths: the classification-free scheme when the bibliography length is calculated at the individual journal level, and the robustness and avoidance of ad hoc settings when the bibliography length is averaged at the field level.
All Tomorrow's Parties' various festivals have been popular with musicians, who often credit the organization's passionate founders and the events' lack of corporate sponsorship — and the discriminating tastes of its audience — as factors in deciding to play at them.
To become one, titleholders must win competitions on the scene's national circuit think of them as beauty pageants for kinks like rubber and puppy play, where contestants are judged before an audience on factors like their decorum, public speaking, and fetish spirit.
But that pre-dates the rise of the Tesco CD, downloads and other audience-broadening factors.
Shows like this need a bit of an audience groan factor and Sue is the one to provide it.
"That was the only thing that entered my mind regarding that whole issue," says David, who was aware of the potential audience "ick factor".
Jeff Zucker, NBC's chief programmer, who has taken all the critical heat for the exceeses of "Fear Factor" -- and has laughed it off -- said yesterday that in terms of the share of that younger audience "Fear Factor" had made it about 75percentt of the way to last summer's "Survivor" rating.
