reach
- noun
- /riːtʃ/
- Texting
- From its inception, the Grand Egyptian Museum project has vied for global reach and connections.
- global reach
LinkedIn organic reach on content is very high.
- LinkedIn organic reach on content is very high.
- You're basically looking at reach, click through, and then conversion.
- And they believe that I'll have much more of a reach via CNBC than I could on YouTube.
- Thank you to all of you for really strengthening the voice and the reach of this YouTube channel.
- But I fully anticipated that at some point, organic reach would be throttled across all of these.
- I thought it was a good idea to grow my my reach.
Examples
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Day-to-day conversations chip away at the perception that this goal remains out of reach for some.
Academic text (2012) -
Finally, the present study examined only the reach of crisis counseling, not its quality or outcomes.
Academic text (2010) -
What is the best way to have a message on health reach people like you?
Academic text (2003) -
We then examined project records in terms of the reach of services.
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YouTube has so much reach that even super old videos.
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Overall, these data allow you to assess the reach and the scale of your hybrid practice.
Academic text (2015) -
LinkedIn organic reach on content is very high.
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TV spots, pretty campaigns, their reach is negligible.
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The marketing team reported that their latest campaign had a social reach of over 1 million users.
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This app is designed to maximize the reach of advertisers across social media platforms.
Idioms
- Formal
To fall to the lowest point in a situation, for example in money or confidence
Compounds
How Many
Surface Forms
Etymology
Reach comes from an old English verb ræcan meaning 'to stretch out' or 'get to', and in media it became a way to say how far a message goes. So a campaign's reach is how many people the message 'gets to'.