Independent surveys of your end-users provides your organisation with guidance on client needs. Improve client relations and product delivery by requesting continued feedback.
The Barcelona Principles define a structure for the measurement of PR. Build credibility with your clients by guiding them through the structure to ensure compliance and to guide them towards showing PR ROI.
Building trustful relationships with client contacts and delivering support are critical to creating successful insight programmes. Build revenue and ensure client retention by creating engaging customer relationships.
The valid metrics framework provide guidance on choosing metrics. Act as a guide to the valid metrics framework to help PR clients uncover the most appropriate measures of success for their own organisation.
Give your clients a voice with the PR Measured Client Survey. The PR Measured Client Survey collects the opinions of the most important asset of your organisations, the client. The independent assessment allows your organisation to address concerns and uncover growth opportunities.
May saw the AMEC Summit promote planning and some brilliant best practice. Meanwhile, 4Sight and Observer announced mergers, and both Cision and Meltwater faced legal action from their US sales teams.
Another month, another acquisition for Meltwater. Reputation also made a purchase. In Europe, pressrelations showed us that mergers work just as well. Meanwhile, Burton-Taylor reported a 7.5% growth in spend on media intelligence products in
Dataminr might have picked up an incredible valuation, but March belonged to Meltwater. The Norwegian giant made an acquisition, won a contract and was named the best media monitoring solution. March also saw funding news
Influencer marketing took centre stage in August, with news from both Impact and IBM. In social intelligence news, Brandwatch has announced a raft of new data initiatives, and three Chinese social media monitoring providers have reportedly been hacked. Meanwhile, Burton-Taylor has released its latest report on M&A activity in media intelligence, and a group of marketers and researchers in the UK are highlighting the need for diversity.
