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After lockdown: the creative agency market

Stephen Waddington

Technology, heathcare and areas of corporate development have continued to perform strongly. Behaviour change, internal communications, online events, training design and voice technologies are in huge demand. COVID19 has called out flaws in the use of financial metrics to measure the health and wellbeing of society.

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2021 PRedictions: A look at what’s to come for the PR industry

Onclusive

As companies continue to capitalize on the power of livestream, there will be a lot of room for creativity and innovation around employee and customer communications, including hybrid events and programs for both virtual and physical participants. Ready to gain a leg up on your competition?

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Is it too early to start on next year’s PR Strategy?

PR in High Definition

Set Clear Objectives Setting clear, measurable objectives is the cornerstone of successful PR planning. When setting objectives, use the SMART framework: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Monitor, Measure, and Adjust – PR is not a set-it-and-forget-it activity. The magic formula? Let’s chat!

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The Big Data Opportunity for Communicators

Cision

Big data is behind many of the greatest technological breakthroughs of the 21st Century. It’s time to harness new technology and take advantage of the same insights that are already transforming everything from advertising to farming. PR will always be a creative discipline.

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Quick Summaries to 5 Surveys of PR and Corporate Communications

Sword and the Script

Many respondents believe part of a company’s valuation is driven, in part, by non-financial factors. More specifically: 74% “believe that at least 20% of a company’s valuation is impacted by non-financial factors”, and. About half (49%) “say that at least 30% of a company’s valuation is impacted by non-financial factors.”.

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PR measurement by valuing intangible assets–brand and reputation

Stuart Bruce

Despite this appearing to defy logic and common sense it exists for a good reason to prevent ‘creative’ accounting. The survey was extended by CIMA to include the views of chief financial officers (CFOs). They reflect the economic and technology trends in which organisations operate. You can’t just create or build it.

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5WPR Recognized as one of the Game Changers in New York’s PR Industry by Clutch

5W PR

Our team has managed to work with several companies from various industries, such as Fashion, Consumer Brands, Lifestyle & Entertainment, Food & Beverage, Health & Wellness, Technology, and more. Here are some of the team’s picks: “We measure the success based on SoV, our NPS score, and the quality of media placements they secure.