The phrase "audiences email" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a truncated or incorrect form of "audience's email" or "audience email."
Example: "Please send the invitation to the audience's email to ensure everyone receives it."
Alternatives: "audience's email address" or "email for the audience."
Facebook ads offer some very powerful targeting options, like workplace targeting, custom audiences from email lists, phone number lists, app IDs and website visitors and lookalike audiences.
Brief reports of review findings will be disseminated directly to appropriate audiences via email and other modes of communication.
His point is that if you don't blog daily, you won't build an audience, but email newsletters can be sent out weekly and have a built in audience.
In this discussion, Wegener and I explore the initial conception of Timehop, how the early product was built, how and why the company grew its base audience through email, how they built for iOS and are thinking about mobile growth, and how they look at platforms other than the web.
But one way or another, they collect their audience's email addresses.
Ms. Huffington also graciously told the audience to email her as well and gave us her card.
No matter who released it to the public or how it reached such a mass audience, the email content should not reflect on any sorority woman in general or any fraternal organization at large.
"So the 92nd Street Y has determined that the course of its interviews should be dictated in real time by its audience's emails," Mr Martin noted tartly on his Twitter feed.
One male audience member emailed Manning and White later to say that he'd spoken to his mother about his abusive father for the first time; a teenage girl told Manning after the show that she was being raped by her boyfriend.
"So the 92nd St .Y has determined that the course of its interviews should be dictated in real time by its audience's emails.
