The phrase "extended audience" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a larger or broader group of people who may be reached or impacted by something. It can be used in various contexts, but is commonly used in marketing or communication strategies. Example: The company's new social media campaign was a success, as it reached an extended audience of over 1 million potential customers.
There is some expected (and extended) audience participation, although Garvey seems tickled by the addition of an extra Flower of Scotland singalong once the last chords have died away.
Tate said the show resulted "from an invitation extended to the distinguished art historians TJ Clark and Anne M Wagner to reappraise Lowry for a new and extended audience".
Things calmed down considerably after that, but in Cianci's extended audience the sound of his silence was as disquieting as any noise he ever made.
The project will increase social media conversations, build an extended audience on Twitter and Facebook and drive user recommendations on the campaign's interactive map.
As the team's lone Connecticut natives, Backman, of Greenwich, and Arcobello, of Milford, said they were excited to play in front of an extended audience of friends and family, as they are accustomed to doing 20 miles up I-95 in New Haven.
The stage is bare, narrowed by stadium seats for an extended audience.
"I do think it would be a way of extending audience participation.
We hope this wider distribution will extend audience reach to BBC content.
The web and social media have long been seen as a way to sell theatre tickets, and the use of webcasting, led by NT Live, is extending audience reach.
The goal, says Blinkx, is to extend audience reach by delivering relevant, complementary video from its index into Burst's network of publishers.
And this is series B so the money is going to platform "expansion" and " extending audience reach online across social media and mobile platforms" like them Facebooks or whatever.
