readership|readerships in English

noun

['read·er·ship || 'rɪːdə(r)ʃɪp]

reading audience, total number of people who read a particular publicatio

Use "readership|readerships" in a sentence

1. Well, you have a declining readership.

2. The two texts simply address different readerships and in so doing reflect different textual preferences.

3. We have a core readership that thirsts for hard news.

4. 21 It's a newspaper with a large right-wing readership.

5. Publishers can use Google Analytics to analyze aggregated readership data for their content.

6. 15 In its new format, the magazine hopes to attract a much wider readership.

7. Tied to an election to boost your circulation because the Herald is losing readership.

8. Successful Columnists understand their readership and deliver timely, useful information to satisfy their cravings

9. Our small town is a part of Coastland Times’ readership, and we have a problem

10. Third, we organise publicity which could bring information about ETA to a well targeted readership.

11. Readership duplication and the extremes of circulation size add a surprising twist to these class divisions.

12. 12:4) By 1913, Russell’s sermons were printed in 2,000 newspapers with a combined readership of 15,000,000.

13. This article summarizes the essential statements to make them accessible to a wider readership in German speaking countries.

14. Dedicated to a worldwide readership, the journal focuses on research in the Australasian region, including Australia, New Zealand and …

15. Pleine Vie's readership reflects a market that is forecasting solid and sustained demographic growth well into the next decade.

16. Research (eligible editorial expense) Expenditures for: • readership surveys to assess editorial content (not advertising) for directional/positioning purposes;

17. Charlie Atwood is the creator of 'Barmy,' a newspaper comic with dwindling readership about the necessity of self-reliance

18. Nevertheless, at the point of writing, their perception of their readership is an important facet of their ability as writers.

19. 30 Pleine Vie's readership reflects a market that is forecasting solid and sustained demographic growth well into the next decade.

20. Rightly or wrongly from a critical perspective, the Balzacian novel has had special appeal to a readership with a penchant for 'docu-

21. This contributed also to persistent readership duplication, with the average middle-class reader in the 1960s still reading about 25 national dailies.

22. Sproink, #1 and #2 IT IS barely credible that you find it necessary to abuse your readership - 'Commons yobbos, Assholes , louts'.

23. 25 Nevertheless, at the point of writing, their perception of their readership is an important facet of their ability as writers.

24. This paper remains a nonpareil platform for writing a column — not just for its readership, but also for its journalistic freedom.

25. Woody's response was that an artist has to follow his own intuition, rather than obey some huckster driven by readership surveys.