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February 2nd, 2021 by Seth Arenstein
Using Research to Prepare for Quick Reaction to Emotional Situations
February 2nd, 2021 by Mark WeinerFor some in financial services the late-January phenomena of GameStop represented an existential threat. For others, it was a chance to take a position. In response, courageous executives acted. This was not possible without prior planning and consideration.

The Landscape Analysis: Five Steps to Start 2021 Right
January 5th, 2021 by Mark WeinerTo succeed in 2021, we recommend “the Landscape Analysis” as the best way to catalog, evaluate and improve your situation. Even if you think you know the answers, the current atmosphere indicates a need to reassess the communication environment.

Eat or Be Eaten: Battling Dirty Data During The Pandemic
January 4th, 2021 by Sky CassidyData is data, right? Not if it’s dirty. Considering how many businesses have downsized, closed temporarily or shuttered completely, it’s a good bet that a significant number of contacts on your marketing lists are out of date. Ditto employees, some of whom were furloughed, terminated or work from home (do you have their correct address and phone number?). Now’s the time to begin cleaning.

Why Communication Analysis Continues to Need a Human Element
December 1st, 2020 by Mark WeinerWhile counterintuitive, broad acceptance of technology to advance productivity and efficiency reveals a greater need for the human elements required to manage tools and think about data they generate.

PR Must Generate ROI as a Contributor to Overall Business Success, Says Virtual Roundtable
November 3rd, 2020 by Mark WeinerEach year, the public relations profession celebrates the role of communications research during Measurement Month, an international collective of free educational content organized by AMEC. To recognize the importance of measurement and evaluation in public relations, we assembled a virtual roundtable to explore the latest developments and best practices of the PR Measurati in the US.

A Flight to Nowhere Proves It’s The Experience, Not the Destination
October 13th, 2020 by Seth ArensteinIt’s great when brands and organizations have purpose. On the other hand, a survey of your target audience might show that this moment calls for garden-variety fun, purpose be damned. Several aviation companies are earning revenue by pushing the experience of flying, not the destination. And one carrier boasts full aircraft though their tires never leave the tarmac.

Measuring ROI: Avoiding Catastrophic Cost Through PR’s Crisis Counseling
October 6th, 2020 by Mark WeinerOur measurement column looks at another route to ROI. This one centers on the value PR brings to the enterprise when it helps maintain reputation in the wake of a crisis. It’s all about market capitalization.

The Most Captivating Path to PR-ROI: Making the PR-to-Sales Connection
September 1st, 2020 by Mark WeinerIPR Measurement Commission member Mark Weiner examines how Ford Motor Company’s launch of the Ford Mustang Mach-E generated media coverage, awareness and sales. It’s an exercise that he argues proves PR’s influence on sales can be measured.

Tips For Measuring the Outcome of PR Efforts
August 17th, 2020 by Nicole RodriguesPR measurement need not be expensive or difficult. Moreover, with data proliferating in the digital environment, PR needs to measure its effort and demonstrate value. NRPR chief Nicole Rodrigues offers a review of measurement basics.