Sentence examples for boosting their visibility from inspiring English sources
Contractors would recruit scores of Cuban musicians for projects disguised as cultural initiatives but really aimed at boosting their visibility and stoking a movement of fans to challenge the government.
By adding new stories, they'll also be able to "boost" their visibility on the app.
Around a year ago, it penalized a site "growth hacking" its way up the search results page when it discovered that the lyrics and annotations site Rap Genius was using a variety of linking schemes and shady deals to boost their visibility.
Even though it's a tool for Twitter advertisers, the Brand Hub seems less focused on specific ads or campaigns and more on the broader conversation around different brands and products — though of course that data could help businesses see where they need to boost their visibility with ads.
Point being: If you're starting from a position of there not being enough users in the first place, requiring your (very small) pool of users to earn and spend points to do things like boost their visibility seems a bit pointlessly heavy-handed (even if it's intended to encourage greater usage overall).
It charges a commission and 'store fee' to brands that are accepted to Tmall; Taobao doesn't charge fees to merchants, it instead makes money by charging them for ads that boost their product/store visibility.
It suggests that, at a moment when a sequence of new designers taking up high profile jobs at Dior and Yves Saint Laurent, Ferragamo wish to boost their artistic cachet by increasing the visibility of their own creative director.
That may boost their productivity.
These high-visibility jobsworths have just enough power to cause the public inconvenience and it seems they like nothing more than to exercise it by citing terror laws that boost their sense of importance.
