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Smart Measurement For Creative People

Waxing UnLyrical

While you may be enamored with a wonderful strategy, if you can’t measure its impact, you can’t justify using it. Tracking growth by using numerical metrics can be a huge hurdle for some creative-minded leaders. Set a clear, measurable goal. Determine how you will measure the goal – what defines success?

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Inside Innovation: Smoking Gun PR’s innovative approach to PR measurement

The Resolution Blog

The award winners are all leading the way in modern PR measurement but when we saw that Smoking Gun PR from Manchester, UK won two awards we had to get in touch and find out their secrets. We’ll let the AMEC judges tell you that: “We loved the creativity both in the execution, media mix and news hijacking.

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After lockdown: the creative agency market

Stephen Waddington

COVID19 has called out flaws in the use of financial metrics to measure the health and wellbeing of society. Environment, society, and governance an emerging issue for 2021 There’s lots of discussion about the environment, society and governance agenda.

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Make PR Measurement A Priority

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

New technologies are helping make the measurement of public relations results easier, less time-consuming and more meaningful. More PR agencies today are designating a measurement guru on its team to own analytics. Advance legwork can improve the odds of achieving measurable impact. Identify the “core measures.”

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How Paid Advertising Can Expand Your Brand’s Reach

5W PR

Whether it’s setting a daily or campaign budget, advertisers can allocate resources based on their financial capacity an͏d objectives, ensuring a cost-effective and measurable approach. Measurable results Paid advertising offers robust analytics and measurement tools.

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PR measurement by valuing intangible assets–brand and reputation

Stuart Bruce

Despite this appearing to defy logic and common sense it exists for a good reason to prevent ‘creative’ accounting. The survey was extended by CIMA to include the views of chief financial officers (CFOs). If accounting is to give value it should learn to measure and report them appropriately. You can’t just create or build it.

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Quick Summaries to 5 Surveys of PR and Corporate Communications

Sword and the Script

Many respondents believe part of a company’s valuation is driven, in part, by non-financial factors. More specifically: 74% “believe that at least 20% of a company’s valuation is impacted by non-financial factors”, and. About half (49%) “say that at least 30% of a company’s valuation is impacted by non-financial factors.”.

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