Sentence examples for dedicated readership from inspiring English sources

But it does have cachet in some circles, and a dedicated readership.

"But on the other hand, they have a lot of tiny titles which have a very dedicated readership".

Before social media, web publishers could draw an audience one of two ways: through a dedicated readership visiting its home page or through search engines.

From the publication of his first collection, The Empty House and Other Ghost Stories, he had a dedicated readership hungry for his peculiar blend of nature and the supernatural.

Pageviews and unique visitor counts have sky-rocketed, our dedicated readership has exploded, and we're getting the opportunity to break more stories each and every month.

Within the first five years of its existence, the site launched sister sites including critically-acclaimed culinary website The Kitchn, which has spawned a dedicated readership of its own and a James Beard Award-winning cookbook, The Kitchn Cookbook (2014).

A better fit, though, might be those magic/vampire/romance series which have enormous and dedicated readerships but have not yet broken out of their core fan groups.

But for Miéville's dedicated and growing readership, Kraken succeeds in reforming the urban fantasy around a tougher, funnier and more intellectually demanding core.

When I joined The Observer in June 2003 I had the good fortune to inherit from my predecessor, Matt Tench, a magazine that, launched only three years before, had swiftly established a dedicated and admiring readership.

The Journal of Nietzsche Studies is a peer-reviewed, English-language journal with an international readership, dedicated to publishing the best philosophical scholarship on the work and thought of Friedrich Nietzsche.

The lucky ones can sell ads or accumulate a readership dedicated enough to provide donations.