Remove Big Data Remove Brand Remove Reputation Remove Storytelling
article thumbnail

How AI Will Be a PR Pro’s Dream Come True

Onclusive

Heidi began the webinar by talking about what has fueled the growth in AI by citing that “more data has been created in the past two years than in the entire history of the human race” (SINTEF ITC). AI helps PR pros make sense of these massive quantities of data and surface the insights that matter. Spot brand & revenue indicators.

article thumbnail

Demystifying PR ROI

Onclusive

Without PR attribution, communicators only know the top of the funnel, i.e., which publications wrote about their brand. These can be tied to revenue and lead generation, but can also be about increasing traffic, improving reputation, gaining meaningful brand engagement, or retaining customers. Let’s demystify the ROI of PR.

Analytics 170
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

#21: Using marketing signals to accurately predict brand health

NewsWhip

Using marketing signals to accurately predict brand health: Brian Mossop and Methods+Mastery. Senior Vice President and Director of Strategic Intelligence, Brian Mossop, joins NewsWhip’s CEO, Paul Quigley, to discuss some of the ways that prediction can be used in advanced brand reputation forecasting. Watch webinar.

Brand 78
article thumbnail

Six social media and digital communications trends for 2015

PR Conversations

The promise that ‘big data’ could automate organisational communications has proved a fallacy. Securing a reputation for content leadership. Content creation and curation need to step up a gear in 2015 as only the best will secure a reputation for content leadership and cut through the morass of online clutter.

article thumbnail

Cool Tools for the Curious PR Pro

Flatiron Communications

Many simply didn’t exist five years ago, while others have evolved since the days of barely searchable media databases whose thin content ultimately gave PR pros their reputation as spam artists. This is less true today when many tools in the “earned media” space have become indispensable for my client work.

Tools 45