The phrase "audience guarantees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the assurances or commitments made to an audience, such as in marketing, presentations, or events.
Example: "The event organizers provided several audience guarantees to ensure a memorable experience for all attendees."
Alternatives: "audience assurances" or "audience commitments".
MTV Networks was left on the hook for enormous shortfalls in audience guarantees made to advertisers.
That I have an audience guarantees my freedom, in spite of all the restrictions.
"Events like the Super Bowl and the Academy Awards, you pay your money and you take your chances," Ms. Carney said, referring to the fact that sponsors receive no audience guarantees.
When Screenvision — the nation's second-largest seller of commercials in movie theaters, behind the NCM Media Networks division of National CineMedia — holds its first upfront presentation, scheduled for Wednesday, executives are expected to announce they are borrowing the concept of audience guarantees from television.
Annual ad agreements secured during the spring upfronts include audience guarantees.
The new strategic partnership will offer demographic data on viewers, which means that advertisers have the equivalent of audience guarantees as they would otherwise have on network TV.
With a huge audience guaranteed, Berlusconi's performance will be crawled over for days by both left and right.
It starts building early in the meal, when the souffle must be ordered: the anticipation is sealed, a captive audience guaranteed.
All of these numerous imitations, and many others I haven't mentioned, have garnered over a million views on YouTube; the astronomical popularity of "Gangnam Style" has given imitators who can capture even a tiny fraction of the original's audience guaranteed viral reach (the North Korean one, which is low-tech and doesn't use Psy's music, is an exception).
Yahoo apparently met its audience guarantee as the NFL says that 33percentt of streams were from international users.
In contrast, DRTV advertisers air in broad daypart rotations (for example, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m). and are given no audience guarantee or guarantee of placement.
