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#measurePR Recap (September 2018): Ethics of PR Measurement

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Guest Post by Jen Zingsheim Phillips. The guest moderator was Jen Zingsheim Phillips , who is a freelance writer and communications strategist with 4L Strategies. As September is Ethics Month at PRSA, the discussion revolved around the topic of ethics in PR Measurement. Numbers should NOT “lie”!

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Better Late Than Never: Oct. 16 #measurePR transcript

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Editor’s note: I had to laugh when I read Jen Zingsheim’s qualifier at the start of this post. Jen, you have no need to apologize; on the contrary, many thanks to you for being so committed to the #measurePR community! Guest post by Jen Zingsheim. Recap of #measurePR on Oct. Recap of #measurePR on Oct.

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#measurePR Recap (October 2017): How Gender Bias Affects the Bottom-Line

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Guest Post by Jen Zingsheim Phillips. The October #measurePR Twitter chat focused on the issue of gender bias in advertising and how measurement of gender bias can affect PR. GEM provides measurement standards for advertising/TV programs and creates accountability for change. Angela Jeffrey (@ajeffrey1) October 12, 2017.

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#measurePR Recap (April 2017): Measuring Financial Communications

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Guest Post by Jen Zingsheim Phillips. The April #measurePR chat fell the Thursday before Tax Day, so Shonali invited some of PR’s best financial communications pros with measurement advice for everyone—from those just starting out to seasoned pros. Next, Shonali asked about best practices in measurement for IR/financial comms work.

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#measurePR: Is It Ever Okay Not to Measure?

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Jen Zingsheim , who periodically guest-moderates #measurePR, was on hand on March 6 to do just this. The March 6 #measurePR chat was a lively one, as the group tackled existential measurement questions like, “Is it ever okay *not* to measure?”. In the mood to be slightly contrarian, I ask if it was ever okay to forego measuring.

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#measurePR Recap: Richard Bagnall Returns

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Guest Post by Jen Zingsheim Phillips. Richard talked to the #MeasurePR community about challenges and changes in measurement, and why it’s so important for a PR program. The theme of the conference is “From Measurement to Insight,” which I think anyone involved in PR would agree is a critical component. See you then!

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#measurePR Recap: The Jenster is Back!

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Guest Post by Jen Zingsheim. We’re a predictable bunch, I think, because #measurePR chat participants remain dubious that this will lead to true influence measurement. Influence measurement tools aren’t going away any time soon, and it’s good to see them continuing to stretch and develop to try and get to really useful data.

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