This is the only PR measurement that actually matters
Measurement seems hard. It isn’t really.
Measurement seems hard. It isn’t really.
The results will be shared at AMEC’s Global Summit on Measurement and Evaluation in Miami next month.
You have to ensure you’re measuring the right things.
This should be your big new year’s resolution.
It’s a difficult metric to obtain — is it even worth trying?
We spoke with Michael Kaye, global head of communications at OkCupid, about how to better weave data into storytelling.
Go beyond just counting coverage.
Or both?
The hardest question doesn’t have anything to do with data at all.
The change goes into effect in 2023, but don’t wait.
PR is no longer a purely creative field.
These powerful tools still need the human touch.
Flashy KPIs and vanity metrics might make your boss happy, but they won’t optimize your communications. Here are three more strategic—and surprising—ways to quantify your value.
Finding the secret sauce to measurement.
Speakers from the world of media and PR took the stage in front of an in-person crowd at The Yale Club in Manhattan to share insight into how best to reach the press and know that you’re succeeding.