Sentence examples for valuable demographic from inspiring English sources

"They have their own angle on celebrity stories which keeps readers coming back, and they offer buyers a good, valuable demographic.

He has been the source of valuable demographic data about who has moved to the city after the storm, and where they are from.

In terms of UK users, the most valuable demographic for advertisers, Mail Online now has the largest audience with 15,464,724 unique monthly UK users or 36% of its overall audience.

Static advertising typically provides $1 of profit, but by the end of this year dynamic advertising could double that figure.Dynamic advertisements also allow companies to reach more narrowly defined (and therefore more valuable) demographic groups.

It's a valuable demographic.

Residents, however, are our most valuable demographic.

Basically, a bunch of big-ish races bring in a bunch of people in valuable demographics, but aren't big enough to be obvious advertising opportunities for larger companies.

Kubin says that races are doing "particularly well, because the market is so fragmented". Basically, a bunch of big-ish races bring in a bunch of people in valuable demographics, but aren't big enough to be obvious advertising opportunities for larger companies.

Plus, the radio platform could serve to promote Netflix's programming to a valuable target demographic — those willing to pay for access to original content.

The addition of of Maker to Sling TV, then, serves as a bridge – attracting young teens and twenty-somethings to the service and introducing them to cable channels that they had long ago stopped watching (if they ever watched them at all), while introducing television advertisers to the content that has so successfully held this valuable young demographic captive for the past several years.

These programs have become hugely important to brands as they seek to gain access to the hard-to-reach and extremely valuable college demographic.