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Follow on Google News | Today’s digitalised PR landscape needs new metrics to gauge its effectivenessSocial media is as much a PR opportunity as a challenge in brands’ pursuit for effective brand engagement
The real-time nature of digital information requires constant monitoring and with ‘badvocates’ Steve Bowen, Managing Director & Market Leader for Burson-Marsteller Singapore, however, shares, “With the rise of digital communication, PR has become more measurable than ever before. The challenge is that measurement of results is often undertaken after the fact and the wealth of available data makes it difficult to identify what is meaningful. The solution is build measurement into PR initiatives from the outset, track and monitor against tangible objectives and measure only that which moves you closer to your goal.” PR content works to inform and establish relationships with customers to help them with their decision process, and this indirect process makes it difficult for PR practitioners to document how PR directly supports business objectives, as they find it difficult to justify their PR spend. With that in mind, Bowen will be addressing three key issues in a PR Monitoring & Measurement Workshop to be held in Singapore and Hong Kong in September this year: how to set truly measurable objectives from the outset and plan communications around measurable principles, how to distinguish between measurements of output, impact and outcome as well as how to use the tools that are available to track real ROI, not just assign arbitrary ‘value’ to media coverage. Key workshop highlights include the do’s and don’ts for measurement planning, best techniques for comparative measurement of media relations and social media activities, measuring reputation repair as well as how to integrate PR measurement with marketing, advertising and sales efforts. Delegates can also expect to learn crucial points to put a business value to on social media’s effectiveness and link PR efforts back to bottom lines. Above all, they will be able to harness PR for enhanced brand performance and ROI. Workshop Details Title Date & Venue: 26 – 27 September 2011, Regal HongKong Hotel, Hong Kong Organiser: Pacific Conferences Contact Person: Ms Tu Kae Yun DID: (65) 6372 2249 Email: kaeyun@conferences.com.sg Attachment: Full Programme Full programme can also be found at: http://www.conferences.com.sg/ # # # Pacific Conferences (www.conferences.com.sg) End
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