The phrase "audience located" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the positioning or identification of an audience, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The presentation was tailored to the audience located in the main hall."
Alternatives: "target audience" or "audience present".
Is most of your audience located in the US, India, the UK, or somewhere else in the world?
Further, influencers were required to have a minimum percentage of their audience located in key markets in North America and Europe.
For example, a local florist could create an ad for wedding flowers, and select a local audience located within driving distance to the flower shop and target women who like specific wedding-related pages on Facebook.
Documentaries can redress this deficit, helping non-straight audiences locate their own experiences without having to reinvent the wheel or forget painfully learned lessons – and, of course, allowing them to encounter fabulous individuals from the past.
The meeting takes place in the Private Audience Room located on the first floor of Buckingham Palace.
Currently, 50% of iROKOtv's audience is located in the UK and US.
According to the proposal request, radio broadcasts have proven to be the most effective means of communication for the MISO team, particularly when their target audience is located in remote areas.
"Their overall internet experience is poorer - with fewer services and less content available to them - because money that could be spent on fast-growth markets is instead being funnelled to mature internet nations where it is assumed - potentially incorrectly - that the biggest audiences are located," he said.
Audience restrooms are located in the front of house in the lower lobby.
At Broadcasting House, London, the audience entrance is located on Portland Place and NOT via the revolving doors on the Piazza.
For advice on how to use search engine optimization (SEO) to improve the ability of digital audiences to locate your work, see "Intentional Web Presence: 10 SEO Strategies Every Academic Needs to Know," Educause Review (2012).
