Sentence examples for eyeball traffic from inspiring English sources
It is a critical question, not only for public policy but also for commerce, as retail rents and advertising rates depend on the foot and eyeball traffic that streams through the flashy juncture of Seventh Avenue and Broadway in the West 40s.
Son wants to be No. 1 in "eyeball traffic, finance, e-commerce and content"–not by controlling a single behemoth like Amazon.com but by taking sizable stakes in top players in myriad niches.
Son wants to be number one in "eyeball traffic, finance, e-commerce and content"–not by controlling a single behemoth like Amazon.com, but by taking sizable stakes in top players in myriad niches.
Good news for people who think outside the iTunes box, multimedia player VLC hit the Apple store today, meaning you can now play AVI and Quicktime movies without having to convert them to iTunes, and also meaning that the app will presumably be taking at least some eyeball traffic away from the iTunes store.
"The amount of eyeballs and traffic and retail dollars that are generated through their Web site" is impressive, said Alex Bhathal, co-president of Raj Manufacturing, which makes licensed swimwear brands like Ella Moss.
After the spectacular dot-com flameout seven years ago, Internet executives pledged to begin judging technology companies by revenue rather than by something as ephemeral as "eyeballs," or traffic on a Web site.
Yahoo! spent a lot of money to get the content, but doesn't seem to have any real strategy of how to take advantage of the eyeballs and traffic they are getting to it.
Newspaper Web sites do draw traffic ("eyeballs").
"Traffic and eyeballs in this day and age," Mr. Alfieri said, is not as important as how many customers the ad delivers.
Dean Starkman, who runs the blog The Audit for The Columbia Journalism Review, recalled the period as a time when some companies touted results "based on everything but net income: eyeballs and clicks and traffic; this, that and the other".
