Sentence examples for track readership from inspiring English sources

Users from every major bank and brokerage company — including JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and even the Federal Reserve — now show up in the analytics Ms. Kaczuwka uses to track readership.

After all, shouldn't an innovative magazine about innovation create innovative ways to track its readership?

Circulation is rising at People, Us Weekly, In Touch Weekly and Teen People, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, which tracks print readership.

Olson suggests that the increase in law degrees tracks the readership of Ralph Nader's books (his first, Unsafe at Any Speed, was published in 1965).

Olson suggests darkly that the increase in law degrees tracks the readership of Ralph Nader's books (his first, Unsafe at Any Speed, was published in 1965).

Furthermore, we recognise that the situation is liable to change particularly as electronic access to journals becomes more widespread and this survey is cross-sectional and therefore unable to track changes in readership levels or journal impact factors over time.

Bill Pulver was once the president and CEO of NetRankings, a pioneer in tracking online exposure and readership for companies advertising on the Internet.

"Newspaper readership and book sales can be tracked and recorded," Schroeder writes on the film's website.

Title: I am not sure in how far the sub-title "the case for wiki tracks at the UCSC" is easily understandable to a broader readership.

The New Yorker had a full-time racing writer, George F. T. Ryall, who, under the pen name Audax Minor, wrote a column called "The Race Track" for more than half a century for an emphatically non-OTB readership.

The Abstract should be improved for a broader readership: The authors should make clearer what wiki and custom tracks are.