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Integrating Owned and Earned Media

PRSay

When communicators discuss where to start a PESO Model program , it’s often fraught with how and where to start. Because the acronym begins with P (or paid media), everyone assumes that’s where a communications program grounded in the PESO Model begins. This comes in handy as you start to integrate earned media.

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How the PESO Model Changes PR’s Conversation

Cision

For those of you who just rolled your eyes at the idea of PR being able to show a return-on-investment, let me introduce you to the PESO model , which is what makes this possible. What is an Integrated PESO Model? The PESO model takes the four media types —paid, earned, shared and owned—and merges them together. Paid Media.

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Tracing the measurement origins of PESO

PR Conversations

Jesper Anderson tweeted: Who coined the acronym PESO originally? As Vice President of digital research at Fleishman Hillard, on 12 May 2010, he referred to a PESO model as a metrics matrix that the agency used. The prompt for this article is a Twitter thread, so I will attribute its beginnings.

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Priorities of B2B Marketing: Owned, Shared, Earned, Paid – in that Order

Sword and the Script

If the PESO model had a drawback, I think it’s the order of things. To that end, and assuming there’s a business strategy and marketing strategy in place, those priorities should be as follows: Owned – website, blog, newsletter. By contrast, every other category of tactics is a flash. The order of words is exactly backward.

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How to use paid media as part of an integrated PESO campaign

Stephen Waddington

Paid media is an important element of the integrated paid, earned, shared and owned (PESO) model but it’s the least understood. In this blog I explore how paid forms of media can be used as part of an integrated campaign. This includes paid, earned, shared and owned (PESO) media. Earned and social leads PESO.

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The Evolution of Earned Media: Navigating Change

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

Most PR pros today use some form of the PESO Model which includes owned, shared, paid and earned media. Product reviews on platforms like YouTube, social media platforms, or blogs. Securing earned media is still the highest priority for most public relations professionals. User-generated content/word-of-mouth recommendations.

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Public Relations vs Marketing

Doctor Spin

In this blog post, let’s look at the differences between public relations and marketing. Journalists (and influencers with journalistic ambitions) fall into this category. In public relations, we call this: Media Relations ( blog posts ) Still, many people know that public relations has the tools necessary to generate publicity.