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Tracing the measurement origins of PESO

PR Conversations

I used to follow Don’s blog, MetricsMan as he was one of the leading figures discussing measurement and evaluation at this time (along with Katie Delahaye Paine ). It was followed in August by the post Mobile Marketing: Use the Four Media Types in Promotion , where she talked about integrating paid, earned, owned, and shared.

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How to Measure Your Work With Instagram Influencers

The Resolution Blog

Measure, measure, measure. We recently spoke to specialist influencer marketing consultant Scott Guthrie about how much influence there is left on Instagram?—? Then you can measure the engagement rates?—?both If you provide them with a creative brief, they can find an appropriate influencer that is a good fit.

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5 Steps to Make Your PR Measurement More Impressive Than Just Impressions

PRSay

The most effective PR pros agree measurement is more than impressions, and yet clients and leadership keep requesting those numbers anyway. How can we show stakeholders that taking PR measurement beyond impressions helps us better celebrate success — while also providing greater insight into what we can improve? Define your client(s).

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101 Marketers Sound Off in New Digital Marketing Book

wiredPRworks

Today I'm excited to announce my third publishing opportunity as an expert digital marketing PR author. Thanks to Matt Chiera, the lead author, for the opportunity to contribute to a new book called Digital Marketers Sound Off. In my chapter, I share tips, tools and strategies to optimize digital marketing PR efforts.

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Inbound PR: The Future of PR & the Most Important Book on the Industry in Years - Required Reading

Inbound PR

Republished book review by Matt Bergman from Amazon. Iliyana Stareva has written what I’d call, with a considerable degree of confidence, the most important, actionable and forward-looking PR book of the past ten years. Thanks, Matt!).

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Review: Measure What Matters Most – A Think With Google Guide for Marketers

Shift Communications

Critical and creative thinking are fast becoming the skills to develop and Google seeks to help with that with this product. Google’s new guide, “ Measure What Matters Most “, drives home the point of improving outcomes by focusing on the customer journey. Better Measurement. Who will benefit most?

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Characterising a COVID-19 PRstack

Stephen Waddington

We’ve characterised the market across six segments: Insight and planning Stakeholder identification and management Creative Content and conversation Monitoring and measurement Backoffice We’ve identified more than 20 sub-segments and 80 tools. You can view our initial analysis in a Google Document. The Wadds Inc.