Sentence examples for boosted traffic from inspiring English sources
And the money doesn't sit with those who publish - but the online sites who benefit from boosted traffic.
With bigger helpings and extras such as dips, muffins and bagels, UAL boosted traffic on the test routes by 2%, equal to Dollars2.4m in annual revenue.
Westerners eager to grasp an Arab perspective on the conflict have boosted traffic to the site - more than 40% of its visitors are from the US, the station told the Wall Street Journal.
Some of the publishers in the Yahoo group, which includes Lee Enterprises, Hearst, McClatchy, Cox Newspapers and Media General, tell Reuters that the alliance has boosted traffic and increased advertising thanks to the connection with Yahoos HotJobs.
It has had international homepages for some time now, and its attempts this year to clean out copyright infringers both boosted traffic and also led to agreements with Universal Music and Warner Music.
To boost traffic through his websites, Mr Ma set up an online payments system, Alipay, in 2004.
Some are also used to send spam e-mail messages to boost traffic to the sites.
What can operators do to boost traffic and maximise transport revenues?The answer seems obvious: person-to-person communication.
Loesch's vigorous social-media jousting with detractors, who thought she'd threatened at one point in the video to "fist" the Times, helped boost traffic.
The Guardian also performed strongly boosting traffic by 5.38% to 9,296,081 in April, fuelled by news stories including the Panama Papers revelations.
And by establishing a Twitter presence you can make a name for yourself as well as boosting traffic to your blog - or indeed titles you've written for.
