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PR Measurement Best Practices

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PR measurement is one of the most important elements of a solid communications strategy in 2022. Measuring helps you define, track and prove the success of communications. However, in many cases, PR measurement continues to be unstructured, ad-hoc or an afterthought, and many communicators still consider it to be too complicated.

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How to find the right PR measurement partner

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This week, we’re wrapping up our Demystifying PR Measurement blog series with a review of what to look for in a PR measurement solution and what questions to ask to find a partner that is right for your company and brand. The good news is that there is no need to figure out PR measurement on your own.

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Better PR measurement: Insights from the CEO of the International Association for the Measurement & Evaluation of Communications

Muck Rack

Better PR measurement: Insights from the CEO of the International Association for the Measurement & Evaluation of Communications

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5 Ways to Improve Internal Communication

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Here are five key takeaways from IPR’s white paper about how to improve internal communications: 1. Treat your internal publics like your external publics. “Internal communications should not be treated as a one-size-fits-all proposition.” But when you want to get information out internally how do you do it?

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Discover the Actionable Habits of the World’s Best Strategic Communicators

Communication professionals can sometimes face difficult questions from internal stakeholders about the impact of their PR marketing initiatives.

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Why CEOs Should Invest in PR Attribution and PR Measurement

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Ethan McCarty, Global Head of Employee and Innovation Communications for Bloomberg LP, recently related a powerful example from his IBM days: “We were able to pepper some of those blog entries and and Twitter posts from IBM’s internal industry experts with links to request a demo,” says McCarty.

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Why PR Should Measure by Outcomes

Cision

Why, is a three letter word that is often asked but more rarely measured against. Awarding that question every year is the International Association for Measurement and Evaluation of Communication (AMEC). If you can’t measure these activities accurately and report on them with your team you can’t evaluate what’s happening. .