Sentence examples for relationships audience from inspiring English sources

The managing directors, with their good board relationships, audience development campaigns and marketing strategies, are asserting their clout as the pressures to "succeed" increase.

Developing communications strategies, outlining the objectives, audiences and communication methods, from the planning stage of the research is important to allow relationships with audiences to be built over the course of the project.

It's a completely different relationship between audience and performer".

Is it only to show the human emotion and relationship to audience and stir them up?

"It's a completely different relationship between audience and performer," says Davies.

"On our wide releases there's an almost inverse relationship between audience polls and success," he said.

"A lot of bands are successful without major labels behind them because they have really strong relationships with audiences online.

It is not only about museums rethinking their relationships with audiences and, as Serota and MacGregor predicted on Tuesday, becoming more like multimedia publishers or broadcasters.

This bland terminology belies the importance the regulator clearly attaches to an analysis of the "control of potentially valuable direct relationships with audiences".

The Taper became known for its thrust stage, jutting into a classical, semicircular amphitheater, which creates an especially intimate relationship between audience and performer.

Since the symposium was a collaborative academic relationship, the audience wanted to hear from local lecturers.