Sentence examples for targeted niche from inspiring English sources

MTV chair and chief executive Judy McGrath said last week that the company is taking its brands "narrow and deep to serve its targeted, niche audiences" and "putting well over $500 million behind building our games business across all of the brands in our portfolio".

The country has targeted niche areas rather than a broad front".

Realizing they could not compete in terms of market-share and ad dollars, cable channels such as Discovery targeted niche audiences that while smaller were, by and large, more affluent than the rest of the market.

The launch of "Co-Op" marks a strategic shift for Revision3 to more narrowly targeted, niche-focused programming.

Social media messaging can be targeted, niche-y and is much more effective (and much less costly) than other forms of marketing.

Most important, the new DVD audience is so diverse that companies can target niche markets and still sell millions of disks.

Mr. Schonfeld's five-point solution includes dumping distrution assets — which means selling cable operations and the dial-up part of AOL's Internet service — and then targeting niche audiences as opposed to always aiming for blockbusters.

However, in an increasingly fragmented, multi-channel environment, when you consider that there are around 25m homes in the UK, Barb analysis is only meaningful for the big channels who can operate on the large rounded figures as they command the lion's share, but this makes it a significant challenge for the hundreds of emerging channels who target niche audiences.

Tony Saegusa, the owner of Azuma Sushi near the train station for the past two decades, said that shopkeepers on East Hartsdale Avenue who have managed to stay in business -- like the restaurateurs and the owner of a cheese market -- have done so by targeting niche markets and attracting customers from a broad geographic area.

Unlike many other industrial biotech efforts which target niche markets, this is an assault on the $114 billion market for ethylene, the most widely produced organic compound of all.Erin O'Driscoll of Dow, a chemical giant now investing in Brazilian bioethylene, says the firm is confident the technology is ready for commercialisation.

Today's new direct to consumer offering from BrightRoll is largely targeting niche video sites around the web.