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How AI Can Help Your PR Strategy

Onclusive

A 2016 survey from Narrative Science found that 58 percent of enterprise business executives are already using predictive analytics within their organization. What this means for PR. Companies spend about $30 billion on PR per year, and executives rightfully demand to see a return on that investment.

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Clearing the Two Biggest and Heaviest Cultural Roadblocks for PR/Communications’ Data-Driven Journeys

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in the recent years with PR/Communications executives, leaders and, professionals across agency, in-house, education, research, collective groups and a number of Comm Tech data platforms. b) what if the PR/Communications team can’t accurately interpret/explain the nuances in the data analysis?

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B2B Marketers: Even more data is coming, are you ready?

Shift Communications

They are most concerned with data that falls into their marketing domain (email, web traffic, social, earned media measurement) and feeding sales as much as possible. Just a few examples: If you’re a SaaS provider, understand how different departments within your enterprise client interact (e.g. Derek Lyons.

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PR and the Marketing Technology Skills Gap

Shift Communications

For the traditional enterprise, you want to start retraining your people. This was reinforced when we recently hosted a set of local university PR students for a half day round robin with agency leaders. They don’t exist. It’s a new skill set. There are new platforms. Need help keeping up? Derek Lyons. Senior Vice President.