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AVE's do not show business value. they show an estimate of what someone migh thave had to pay if they wanted to be in that publication, but I have yet find a client that would be willing to write a check for that amount. Secondly huge AVE numbers do NOT necessarily make the PR function look good. I’m sure Bell Pottinger’s AVEs were sky high right before they shuttered the business. AVEs do not promise certainty because media is by its nature unpredictable. If your goal is just awareness, just have your CEO get caught doing something illegal and your AVE values will skyrocket, but I doubt if anyone will write a check for that "value." PR does need to show value, but value in business generally implies something that helps the bottom line, and all AVE show is that you didn't have to pay for something you weren't willing to pay for in the first place. PR's value is very measurable, whether the goal is increasing awareness of what you do and what you stand for, increased belief in your messages, improved positioning relative to your competition, increased trust and credibility, lower recruitment or legal costs, increased customer preference and consideration or increased support or stock price. Those are the goals of most of the professional communicators I work for and none of those goals can be measured with AVEs. They are measured by goal conversions, changes in perceptions, increased stock price or likelihood to recommend. Most clients are willing to spend a few thousand dollars to figure out whether the millions they are spending is working.
An accurate representation of an important pillar of brand strategy. As Chief Marketing Officer of a real estate developer in a cluttered market, PR was essential to building credibility in advance of brand and tactical advertising. Multiple tools were used including full page interviews with senior management, frequent releases on project progress, announcements on CSR efforts, and leveraging endorsements from multiple "sources of authority" such as well known industry figures, authorities, and customer testimonials.
Very informative article Percy. ‘Perhaps, it is time we let our brands continue telling their own stories which is more believable than putting a face that can only do harm in the long term.’ … I can’t agree more!
The CARRP (Canadian Association of Retired Workers) uses the word 'Zoomers' as people aged 45 Plus who are active, creative, productive and resourceful whereas; Gen Z uses the word to represent people born between 1997 and 2015 with 24 being the oldest. The 50+ demographic is rapidly choosing self-employment as their Encore Career. Question- Do you think that we could achieve inter-generational cooperation in helping each other out OR will there be some animosity because of the original OK Boomer situation? Finally, what authority does the Urban Dictionary have to define the word 'Zoomers'?
In awe of a fantastic campaign, Dove. Wouldn't it be great if more brands were as honest as this, instead of portraying totally unrealistic images and scenes. "I am what I am, I am my own special creation.... life's not worth a damn til you can say, 'I am what I am'."
Sound advice. No need to get overwhelmed. I found that just attending one of the free webinars that seem to abound on the subject gave me the confidence to start implementing action. One such webinar is this one:
Adversity is something that has been constant in my life. I managed to mentally deal with it and overcome however many people don't. That is what lead to create the brand: "Rise" with the hope on inspiring people to rise above the challenges and circumstances they face, and we cannot do it allow. We need to do it together, especially when it comes to metal health issues.
Adversity is something that has been constant in my life. I managed to mentally deal with it and overcome however many people don't. That is what lead to create the brand: "Rise" with the hope on inspiring people to rise above the challenges and circumstances they face, and we cannot do it allow. We need to do it together, especially when it comes to metal health issues.