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"Each time we break news, we get a spike of traffic," Mr. Patel said.

"I'd think given our promotion of this, we'd get a spike at halftime," Mr. Williamson said.

"It all started with some integrity," says Marc Sands, director of marketing at the Guardian, "but now people are doing anything to get a spike in circulation".

"After accounts have matured, you start to get a spike in charge-offs," she said, using the industry term for accounts that cannot be collected.

If all of a sudden we get a spike in demand for Gortex outerwear, a labor-intensive product, we can shift more resources and take advantage of it".

For certain websites or apps, if the idea is good enough you can get lucky and sell the business after you get a spike in interest.

Photograph: Elise Amendola/AP 9.48pm BST William Priddy of the USA gets a spike past Brazil's wall of defence in the Volleyball.

Mr. Strang's firm, along with others that specialize in accounting, security and investigation -- including Kroll, I.G.I, ChoicePoint Inc., KPMG and Controlled Risk -- are getting a spike in requests for background checks on candidates at the highest executive levels.

Even when they're in front of the set, today's audiences aren't paying attention: Buzzfeed gets a spike in site traffic every evening as people switch on primetime TV and almost immediately zone out.

"I don't know if Trump has a great debate or gets a spike in support after it," said Mr. Murphy, the Republican strategist, "but he certainly doesn't have the machinery to take advantage of it by getting those people to the polls".

In August it ran two hour-long shows on Fox Sports Net, which says the heavily promoted fights got a spike in viewership from the boxing show that normally ran in that slot.