Using what he calls an "affinity cluster" approach, which emphasized a network of pages based on states, constituencies and so on, the company programmed content across the network, tweaking the type of content based on feedback and engagement from fans.
Other speeches and broadcasts show what an essential role this personal affinity played in the construction of an American-British strategy that brought down the world's most notorious monster.
What he has is an affinity for the past and a keen ear for the voices of ordinary black people, particularly Southerners who were swept up in the migration that carried so many people like his mother to big cities in the North.
AIME works in conjunction with what is known as an affinity marketer, such as an HMO, credit card company, AARP, religious groups or any other organization with a large mailing list that is used to strengthen and retain relationships with their members, as well as generate monthly recurring revenue.
I felt an affinity with what Owen was saying.
Gems are a subject for which Ms. Deneuve has what you might understate as an affinity.
The dance state is energetic, emotional or spiritual, depending on what zone the dancer has an affinity for.
New Zealanders, it turns out, have an affinity for what Mr. Morgan calls "that little ball of fluff" that "is actually a natural-born killer".
With the introduction of Sajid Mahmood for his first match, and the retention of Robert Key, they fielded a side that looked to have more solidity and an affinity with what at the start were clammy conditions.
Using this groundwork, Mr. Kister started an $18.6 million capital campaign in June 2005, aiming it at board members, "people within the community who had an affinity for what we were doing," and others who had been impressed by the selection process.
