Sentence examples for was readership from inspiring English sources
noun
The collected readers of a publication.
- The small paper has a readership of only 120 people.
All they were concerned with was readership numbers.
"The problem is, readership is down.
International also notes that the Sun-Times' readership figures (based on the newspaper equivalent of Nielsen ratings or Gallup polls) are unaffected by this problem and argues that for advertisers in tabloids, it is readership and not circulation that matters.
For publishers, that looks mighty attractive, since it's readership through a new channel that they likely wouldn't have had elsewhere.
American publishers thought there was no readership in America for downbeat books about mass murder.
There was a readership to which such works could be addressed; see Miethke [1980].
Witnessing the success of a book of that ilk convinced me there was a readership for my book.
It's a readership power".
"They like that I am my readership.
