The phrase "audience traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, web analytics, or media to refer to the flow or movement of viewers or listeners engaging with content.
Example: "The new advertising campaign significantly increased our audience traffic, leading to higher engagement rates on our website."
Alternatives: "viewer engagement" or "audience flow".
MSNBC.com, like other news sites, has had a surge in audience traffic since Sept. 11.
In the late 1990's, MSNBC.com jumped to a strong lead in audience traffic compared with other news sites.
Mr. Meisel, who would remain in charge of Overture's operations after the acquisition, said: "By clearly removing some of the uncertainty associated with the audience traffic, we're now able to focus that much more on product development.
Proving that simple messages work best, AutoTrader.com saw a 45% rise in audience traffic over the quarter.
According to audience traffic data from Nielsen/NetRatings, more than 100 new advertisers hit the measurement radar screen for the week ended Nov. 21 versus the prior week.
The data shows a jump in audience traffic for the week ending November 12, the most famous week in Web news history.
While some black Viners make videos applicable to all audiences, trafficking in the "relatable" meta language for which the platform is known, others cultivate culturally specific comedy.
But local stations will be able to send messages tailored to a local audience, like traffic reports and shopping ads, that a nationwide satellite network cannot offer.
Though print circulation in May was relatively flat compared with the same month a year ago at about 1.1 million issues, the magazine's overall audience, including traffic to its Web site, has grown.
A sinuous pedestrian bridge, also designed by Mr. Gehry and spanning Columbus Drive, provides access to the pavilion, acts as an acoustical barrier between the audience and traffic noise, and links Millennium Park to the rest of Chicago's lakefront park system.
