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Best of SHIFT: Top 3 Posts from Q2 2014

Shift Communications

Q2 was rife with moments that exemplified how core concepts in PR, marketing and media are evolving, and not necessarily in the ways we expected. Yet the New York Times, as revealed by the internal Innovation Report leaked to the public last May, is living proof that no matter how great your content is, content alone is no longer enough.

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We Should Measure Content Marketing by Relationships

Sword and the Script

As a metric for content marketing, pageviews are flawed according to a white paper – Why Content Marketers Are Using All the Wrong Metrics – published by Contently. The company provides the combination of a talent marketplace and content marketing software to manage projects and campaigns. 3 Idealist Content Marketing Metrics.

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The Data Behind Disney’s Success – A Q&A with Jessica Bundy

NewsWhip

In early 2014, Disney Parks decided to bring some of their analysis work in-house. I was open and searching for an entry-level marketing role that would let me stay at Disney, and I met a phenomenal leader who was willing to take a chance on me and teach me about the world of social media listening!

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How the PESO Model Changes PR’s Conversation

Cision

The data brands have collected from these interactions has allowed marketers to fine-tune their marketing tactics, and how they talk to their customers. But here’s the thing: Marketing budgets are increasingly shifting to focus on content marketing and other efforts that can show a concrete return-on-investment.

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Using Twitter to monitor and measure public health and wellbeing

Stephen Waddington

It’s a powerful example of modern marketing and public relations. A growing third-party tool market exists to monitor conversations in the public area of the web and networks such as Twitter. There’s an over reliance on Twitter for insight in marketing and public relations because it is easily accessible and in its native form is free.

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Quick Summaries to 5 Surveys of PR and Corporate Communications

Sword and the Script

They polled 123 respondents including people in PR, investor relations, marketing – and also security analysts and investors. Goals, channels and metrics for internal comms. Internal communicators are striving to better inform employees – and improve engagement rates. How will that be measured? Email open rates course.

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New Rules That Every PR Person Should Know

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

billion in 2014. Breaking through with quality material will become more difficult as content marketing approaches a saturation point. As PR measurement guru Katie Paine puts it, “The people brands are trying to reach simply will ignore everything most companies spew.”. Everything is measurable and measured.

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