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Cision
JUNE 1, 2017
Without measuring your PESO activities’ effectiveness, you don’t know where to focus. But if you want PR to be seen as a relevant, valuable partner in driving business results—instead of a fluffy nice-to-have budget expense item, you have to get over that. Get Over Analysis Paralysis. Paid Media. Earned Media.
The Resolution Blog
AUGUST 6, 2019
Perhaps your brand is active on several social channels; maybe you are reporting outputs and outcomes separately, using metrics and exports from those platforms’ native analytics/insights functions. First, we need to get a picture of the number of people reached by each social post and the level of engagement with those posts.
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The Stalwart Blog
OCTOBER 28, 2015
This past month, I presented my Brown Bag on Twitter Analytics. Are you responsible for tracking social media analytics for your company or clients? What about Website analytics? Email analytics? The free version provides users with 4 dashboards. Think of a dashboard as a client account.
Sword and the Script
JANUARY 28, 2020
Listen is where you establish searches and monitor media, including social media; Connect is the media contacts database – with an interesting twist; Publish allows you to publish releases, blogs and send pitches; Amplify allows you to showcase user generated content – like social media posts; and. Measure is the dashboard and analytics.
PR 20/20
JUNE 6, 2023
The integration between these hubs allows for seamless alignment between marketing, sales, and customer service activities, enabling businesses to provide a unified and personalized experience to their customers. It offers templates, A/B testing, segmentation, and analytics to optimize your email campaigns. More on CMS Hub below. ?
Waxing UnLyrical
MARCH 21, 2012
Especially if you have a small budget and don’t have access to fancy dashboards, then this might be helpful (and even if you do, it might still be helpful). Before getting to that, though, I have a few don’ts: Don’t. get caught up in shiny new measurement tools. Get as specific as you possibly can.
PR 20/20
DECEMBER 10, 2019
Based on our own analytic data, the vast majority of you reading this are marketers, sales pros, service professionals, and business executives. I’d venture a bet that most of us did not get into our respective careers because of our love for statistics and math. All of us have struggled to get through reports. I’m sound asleep.
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