Sentence examples for established audience from inspiring English sources

There's a higher comfort level to deal with properties that have an established audience base".

established audience connections with characters like these from the start, "Third Watch," Mr. Wells acknowledged, did not.

The CBS chief executive, Leslie Moonves, had remade the entertainment division into a success by bringing in established audience favorites like Ted Danson, Bill Cosby, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and, yes, Charlie Sheen, to build a prime-time powerhouse.

The acquisition could let Patreon move up market, recruiting comedians, illustrators, game developers and vloggers that already have an established audience elsewhere.

Given Yelp's established audience this makes perfect sense for the company — I'd be surprised if they don't deploy it more widely down the line.

Either way, the market research company has now raised $9 million to date, a considerable amount of money for a company operating in a space increasingly littered with startups and established audience measurement companies alike, all vying for a piece of the same pie.

Publishers are chasing a posthumous money pit, "aggressively seeking works by famous dead authors because they have established audiences" By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

Take the blue pill – continue on their current "safety first" path – and they retain the warm comfort blanket of established audiences, guaranteed advance hype and relatively certain box office returns, yet run the risk of Hollywood eventually eating itself.

Alter writes: While some attribute the surge in posthumous publications to macabre coincidence, others say publishers are more aggressively seeking works by famous dead authors because they have established audiences — an irresistible prospect for a struggling industry.

Publishers are chasing a posthumous money pit, "aggressively seeking works by famous dead authors because they have established audiences" The David Mamet adaptation of "The Diary of Anne Frank" has been dropped by Disney for being "too dark".

All of these have been major selling points on other platforms that have more established audiences for video content.