readership

Be sure of your readership and keep them in mind when writing.

Its readership on the island is over one million people.

The readership should not need to do the Editor's job.

It is, however, a very small part of our readership.

The question of readership might be raised about the other two as well.

And, as a side effect, readership of my own stories increased.

In 2008, its readership had increased to 147,000 per month.

By 1995 the magazine had a readership of about 15,000.

Readership is going down every week, and there's a reason for that.

The 300,000 figure is the free paper's estimated total readership.

By 1998 his column had a readership of four million.

The readership provides value to your site, both social and economic.

This readership has found us, rather than the other way round.

The book had been well received, but by a limited readership.

In a short period of time, it has already established large readership across the state.

This club has a total readership of about seven on a good day.

One way or another, the interests of the readership are served.

In this process, poetry has lost much of its readership.

To this day, I think that she sold her readership short.

Well, who else but Green had a readership with a 40-year time horizon?

For example, its readership is divided between men and women with an average age of 45.

Such a book is a tough sell, and not just to a general readership.

That being so, one must ask at what level of readership the book is directed.

She wrote the column for 47 years, by which time its readership was 90 million people.

The paper has been number one in circulation since 1976, with a record readership of over 3,100,000.