Sentence examples for established an audience from inspiring English sources

"If you haven't established an audience, you can do worse than Craigslist".

So no shock, but there is an element of risk having established an audience for first lo-fi folk and then symphonic experimentation.

One strategy bands employ is to open for local bands who have already established an audience (and reciprocate when that band comes to their home city).

Everyone else will be giving their work away for free to establish an audience.

Praising the theater's commitment, she said, "I think it takes a while to establish an audience base".

In theory, at least, good reviews are proof that a writer is finding his or her way, establishing an audience and has something worthwhile to say.

"The Hexagon is in a much worse state and we've worked so hard over the last four years to build up a community around the Garage and establish an audience – we don't want to be homeless for two or three years".

It would take a streaming startup years to establish an audience comparable to any of the legacy media brands.

Fledgling musicians trying to establish an audience will likely see their songs sell for only a few cents, but as they grow more popular song prices increase to up to 98 cents (Amie Street gets the first $5 made by each song, musicians keep 70% of any revenue thereafter).

By establishing an audience, (and to know who that audience is) you reduce uncertainty.

Even media mogul Oprah Winfrey, with millions of loyal fans, struggled to establish an audience in the early days for her channel, OWN.