The phrase "audiences spend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount of time or money that audiences allocate to a particular activity, such as watching a show or attending an event.
Example: "In recent years, audiences spend more time streaming content than watching traditional television."
Alternatives: "viewers allocate" or "spectators invest".
"This partnership continues our strategy of putting BBC content right at the heart of where audiences spend their time and watch video online," Simon Danker, the director of digital media at BBC Worldwide, said in a statement.
So with "Dune" Sci Fi has done what cable channels increasingly have to do to pull in larger audiences: spend millions of dollars on elaborate events that will get a great deal of press attention.
Another data point: Dunham's live audiences spend $8 per head on merchandise, which is more than most rock bands average; his merchandise has drawn $7 million so far this year.
The best way to do so is to go where your audiences spend the most time.
However, as our audiences spend an increasing amount of time consuming content via their mobile devices it seemed the time was nigh for a change in our policies.
Paid media allows you to place and control your messages strategically in outlets where you know your targeted audiences spend their time.
North American audiences spent about $138 million on movie tickets during the Easter weekend, a 39 percent increase from the same three days last year (which were not a holiday), according to Hollywood.com, which compiles box office data.
According to the analytics company, over the past year, the amount of time American audiences spent watching video on the major live video publishers (Justin.tv, Ustream, Livestream, LiveVideo, and Stickam) has grown 648% to more than 1.4 billion minutes.
Would any normal audience spend money, fares, petrol and parking fees to see this jury's worthy choices?
Take the craze for putting on productions in loos: one needs a darn good reason to make an audience spend an extended period of their time sitting in a WC.
With some research you can determine things such as: Where does your audience spend their time?
