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PR Measurement: An Integrated Approach

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

An integrated approach includes all aspects of communications — public relations, marketing, social media, advertising — for a 360-degree view of the planning and measurement process. Source ] The communication industry may always struggle with who does what, especially when it comes to marketing/advertising and PR.

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2016: The Year of the (Marketing) Monkey

Shift Communications

It feels like the definition of integrated is moving to a business term vs. marketing one. 2016 in the Chinese Zodiac is the year of the Monkey, whose attributes include being “smart, quick witted, frank, optimistic, ambitious and adventurous.” Measurement Continues to Evolve. Here’s to an exciting 2016. Derek Lyons.

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PR measurement by valuing intangible assets–brand and reputation

Stuart Bruce

The GIFT report – produced by Brand Finance, CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) and the IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) – is an annual study assessing the intangible assets of more than 57,000 companies in more than 160 jurisdictions around the world.

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#DigitalPR Twitter Chat with Katie Paine

The Proactive Report

This DigitalPR chat took place on Friday, February 26, 2016. Q1: 13 years ago Don Bartholomew said he hoped to see holistic PR measurement being used. Q2: This report from the API says that most news outlets are measuring the wrong things about their content. What should we be measuring? Is that occurring? Shonali Burke.

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#DigitalPR Twitter Chat with Katie Paine

The Proactive Report

This DigitalPR chat took place on Friday, February 26, 2016. Q1: 13 years ago Don Bartholomew said he hoped to see holistic PR measurement being used. Q2: This report from the API says that most news outlets are measuring the wrong things about their content. What should we be measuring? Is that occurring? Shonali Burke.

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18 Marketing and PR that Read Like a Meta Description for the Year 2018

Sword and the Script

On one hand, competition is fierce (56%), people are increasingly intolerant of advertising (46%) and “information overload” is a genuine problem (44%). The evolution also attributed to the fact what we consider “media” is evolving: “The definition of media is changing and has moved beyond distribution channels alone.

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Pitch Imperfect: PR’s Lost Art

Flatiron Communications

2016 : The growth in the use of social influencers as trusted “third-parties” to create awareness and action (“ Content Marketing is So Last Year” ). I’d even venture to say that the majority of their clients still measure their agencies’ value by the number and quality of these media “hits” and the audience impressions (and ad equivalencies!)