"reach visitors" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to connect with or attract people who visit a particular place or website. Example: The new marketing campaign is designed to reach visitors from different demographics and increase tourism to our city.
Through the partnership, ad salespeople at newspapers pitch local businesses on advertising packages that let them reach visitors to the newspapers' Web sites and Yahoo users in the area.
The advertising partners will now be able to reach visitors of Townsquare-owned content websites such as PopCrush, ScreenCrush, Diffuser.fm and many others — Townsquare operates 244 radio stations and companion websites.
For example, we can use behavioral targeting technologies to reach visitors to our brand Web sites who did not book with us after they leave the site and present them with additional, compelling offers and messages tuned to what we have learned about them along the way.
They recently announced their further expansion to reach visitors coming to New York, Las Vegas and Orlando through ShowTickets.com.com
Between summer camp with teens that want to be actors, to adults working on presentation skills, communication and confidence, to museum professionals looking to better reach visitors, I've watched people grow, cry, quit, succeed and fail, all in the course of a month.
A relatively simple, concrete step that could be taken is the development of health awareness programs that try to reach visitors and temporary residents before their arrival in the United States.
The fire continued its westward advance along the Yellowstone Plateau and on August 25 reached visitor facilities at Canyon, where land management agencies and the U.S. military put forth enormous efforts to protect structures.
Industry insiders predict that will reach 50,000 visitors a year.
Mr Duminy's organisation began looking at ways to use technology to reach potential visitors, as well as interact with those that choose Cape Town as a regular destination.
Council leader Mark Townsend said the restored link would benefit the local economy and employment, while making the nearby countryside "even easier to reach for visitors".
Before it started we said we hoped we would reach 1,000 visitors in a day and it looks like we might manage it.
