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At PR News’ April 18 Big 3 Conference, two measurement executives detailed how to establish KPIs for Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest that are tied to your organization’s business objectives.
More than 200 seasoned communications professionals gathered at New York’s Grand Hyatt to advance their skills in using Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other social channels on behalf of their organizations.
Influence is more than the number of friends and followers, or other quantitative metrics, says Margot Sinclair Savell.
Tracking metrics that provide real insights has proven to be a challenge and, regrettably, marketers are focusing on the wrong metrics resulting in poor strategic decisions.
With the demand for data scientists high, PR pros must think about how to leverage Big Data.
In this preview of the free webinar, “Meaningful Metrics – Understanding Engagement, Influence and Reach,” Dr. Jim Macnamara
PR professor and corporate PR veteran Terry Hemeyer says AVEs still reveal something many PR professionals claim to provide—tangible value.
PR pros have to move beyond impressions and awareness and start to wed social channels to business development opportunities.
Joy Hays, worldwide manager, digital and social media communications at Texas Instruments, provides the most effective ways to measure the impact of Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest.
Jennifer Burnham of Salesforce.com and Jessica Payne of PAN Communications provide eight tips for showing how social media moves the bottom line.
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