The phrase "audience impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effect or influence that a presentation, performance, or piece of content has on its viewers or listeners.
Example: "The film's audience impact was evident in the emotional reactions of the viewers during the screening."
Alternatives: "viewer effect" or "audience influence".
"Where it does invest, it will do so only for high-quality shows with real audience impact".
In the short run, they marked the end of his significant mass audience impact, though not his sales thanks mostly to Rodgers.
When so many of its fundamental characteristics – drama, symbolism, stage-setting, voice, image, text, audience impact – are praised for their effectiveness, how can the theatre reclaim its proper territory, and stop being used as a term of abuse?
However, evidence of audience impact to date is limited and it would be hard to argue that the £40m of licence fee funding has, so far, delivered value for money".
That being said the overall audience impact does not mean it should be an Oscar nominee.
They performed Parachutes's lead single, "Shiver", and the new song, "Yellow"; but it was the latter that had an immediate studio audience impact.
Like 12 Years A Slave, the British director's film will be screening in places where he'll attract an even larger audience; impacting beyond the relatively niche arthouse fanbase of his first two films, Hunger (2008) and Shame (2011).
But a broad audience and impact, two goals of traditional journalism, have been hard to attain.
Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, has urged S4C to work more closely with the corporation to increase the Welsh-language broadcaster's audience and impact outside Wales.
Journals mostly put papers behind paywalls, which further limits the audience and impact of the paper.
Thus, his (highly Millian) feminism was focused on higher education for women and the foundation of Newham College, and his many attempts to improve the curriculum of Cambridge University (by including Bentham, modern literature, physiology and other new subjects) were correlated with efforts to expand its audience and impact (Tullberg, [1975], 1998, and Sutherland, 2007).
