Measuring the effectiveness of your PR activity
One topic that is always hot on the PR industry agenda is how to tackle the evaluation and measurement of PR campaigns. The PR industry has moved at a rapid pace over the past decade and with this has come a significant shift in the ways PR professionals are asked to demonstrate the effectiveness of their work. Now, any good PR pro will be measuring the effect on outcomes rather than the measurement of outputs, with the PR objectives aligned to an organisation’s main business goals.
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Measuring the success of your social media activity
As we draw closer to the end of 2018, now is the perfect time to come up with some new business goals for 2019. And in today’s competitive digital marketplace, working on your social media activity has never been more important... Here are a few surefire ways to grow and measure your social media campaigns.
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November is Measurement Month!
The single biggest issue in public relations and communications today is the issue of measurement. Currently there is no standardised, one-size-fits all approach to measuring the impact of PR and communications activity and – as a result - it is notoriously difficult to “prove” its worth as part of the marketing mix.
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Congratulations to all the 2018 Somerset Business Awards winners and finalists!
As proud sponsors of the Creative Marketing & PR Campaign of the Year Award, we would like to congratulate all of the winners and finalists from this year’s Somerset Business Awards.
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Toast success with ADPR’s definitive guide to Food and Drink PR
Food and drink. Whether it’s fuel to help get things done or you’re planning what’s for lunch whilst eating breakfast, the food and beverage sector is competitive. So, whether you are an artisan start up or an established FMCG brand, you’ll need to really know your target audience and what affects their purchasing decisions. Having an enticing food and drink PR strategy is part of making sure that your product is always first on their shopping list!
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8 PR ideas for promoting your upcoming event
Planning an event typically means investing a lot of time and money and you need to ensure that you draw enough of a crowd to ensure a good ROI. So, it is important to remember that planning how you will promote the event is just as important as planning the event itself. We’ve written a guide to the best, most effective PR event ideas to help you promote your upcoming event. As a rule of thumb, you should begin promoting your event around 40 to 60 days prior to your event to allow time to generate awareness and allow for the decision-making processes of your audience.
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