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Riding The Mobile Wave: What’s In It For PR?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The mobile craze, including a rise in mobile commerce (m-commerce), has advertisers and publishers trying to capitalize on consumerism. Usage and frequency are more important than downloads and installs, for example, and for most campaigns, interaction is the key measure of success. appeared first on Crenshaw Communications.

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What Communicators Need to Know About Measurement Right Now

PRSay

Here, Weiner, author of the just-published “ PR Technology, Data and Insights ” (Kogan Page), discusses acting on issues at the speed of business, combating misinformation and taking the first steps to measurement. . How can measurement help an organization combat misinformation and disinformation? My mantra is “begin simply.

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Communicators Feel Pressed to Measure the Impact of Their Work, Survey Finds

PRSay

In a Muck Rack survey of 800 communicators, ranging from boutique agency coordinators to chief communications officers at global brands, 72 percent said that the top challenge they face is “measuring business impact,” with the second most prominent challenge (at 65 percent) overcoming the “lack of quantifiable measurement.”

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Better Ways to Spend a Little Slice of the B2B Marketing Budget Designated for Display Ads

Sword and the Script

For example, a study – data analysis from one adtech company puts the CTR rate of LinkedIn ads at.67%. That’s a pretty generous measure too. I’m not here to bash advertising or LinkedIn. LinkedIn had done a lot of good with it’s think tank and restitution of the value of branding and genuine thought leadership in B2B marketing.

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Trust: Business Tops Media and Government in Ethics and Competence, Finds Survey

Sword and the Script

The study polled 33,000 respondents in 28 countries. That’s measured by asking respondents to rate trust on a nine-point scale from “distrust” to “neutral” to “trust.” Both media and government were labeled – by survey responses – as unethical and less competent. Thought leadership requires actual thought and leadership.

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Paid Media Woes Create Ripe Opportunity for Earned Media

Cision

Of the three pillars of the marketer’s media mix — paid, owned and earned — earned media can be the most challenging to measure. Despite Facebook’s measurement problems , Google’s ad controversy and $7B of fraud allegations, the dollars keep flowing. The result was an all-boats-rise in the advertising market.

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Trust in Business: 10 Ways to Build the Currency Brands Can’t Live Without

Sword and the Script

According to the study: 90% are more likely to recommend that company to friends and family. According to the study: 90% are more likely to recommend that company to friends and family. This finding echoes another study that showed businesses are more trusted than government, media and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

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