Sentence examples for views eyeballs from inspiring English sources

"It's about views — eyeballs, clicks".

Because readers are actively engaged with the content, "Jezebel shows that not only are thousands of eyeballs viewing the site, but they are doing something," said Kelli Matthews, an instructor of public relations at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication.

This is "optics" ― the world as viewed through ersatz eyeballs.

American TV audiences have doctorates in television viewing with decades of eyeballs glued to the screen, and those doctors of viewing can spot a fake or a phony pretty easily".

These are also the same people who assured investors in the year 2000 that prices of Internet stocks were fairly priced because they should be valued based upon the number of eyeballs that viewed a webpage.

Team Trump tried to go on the offense again, but wound up being just downright offensive, with a new ad on Hillary Clinton's health that is so sleazy it makes you want to wash your eyeballs after viewing it.

"The price tag of about $1.6 billion is difficult to justify on a spreadsheet and may be somewhat of a throwback to the days of paying for eyeballs and page views, but this is a strategic bet that Google would be placing for a long-term objective: to be the technology and distribution partner for content owners and publishers".

And any VC at the conference wants to talk about revenue and profits, not just eyeballs and page views.

But it all seems to buttress Fried's not-so-subtle point that some tech investors remain more enamored with eyeballs and page views than they do with real businesses that make money.

The big social problems come when sophisticated online armies of algorithm gamers mobilize to intentionally repurpose mainstream platforms to grab far more eyeballs than their views would otherwise get.

The fake-horrifying video has over 6.6 million views, which is way more eyeballs than saw the movie.