Sentence examples for build circulation from inspiring English sources
"As we try to build circulation and readership," Mr. Sullivan said, "those are two very important categories for us".
Although the magazine was "very close" to making money, Mr. Hardman said, it needed a significant investment to help build circulation and develop an online presence.
It is the increasing desperation of the magazine publishers to build circulation in a horribly competitive market that has led to the sweepstakes' more outrageous claims.
To build circulation, Day emphasized the human side of the news, stressing crime and sensation but including elements of pathos and humour.
Nothing like a good old-fashioned disaster to build circulation.
It has been marked throughout its history by intense rivalry between the publishers and editors of the popular papers, whose major preoccupation has been to build circulations in the belief that the size of their audiences provide them with a mixture of political, social, cultural and commercial influence.
In that draft, Kane, like Hearst, in order to reach the masses he thought he wanted to serve and protect, built circulation by turning the newspapers into pulp magazines, and, in order to stay in business and expand, squeezed non-advertisers.
'I think there is potential to build a circulation across Europe in excess of 700,000 if we get the editorial right.
Talk story about Tangle Towns, a puzzle contest running in the Herald Tribune for the past 4 months; to build up circulation.
By Harding Mason, J. M. Flagler, and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, January 22 , 1955P. 22 Talk story about Tangle Towns, a puzzle contest running in the Herald Tribune for the past 4 months; to build up circulation.
And like many European publishers, the company has followed a strategy that runs counter to the American model, which suggests that publishers should do everything they can to build their circulation, often giving away their magazines at less than cost, and then making it up on advertising revenue.
