The Future of PR Analytics 2019

Name: PRmoment.com
Price range: $

When:	28th Feb 2019, 11:30PM
Location:	Ketchum, 3 Bankside, 90 Southwark St, London SE1 0SW
Organiser:	PRmoment Events
Price:	Early-bird: £150 + vat Normal: £185 + vat

Background: Here are three stand out trends for PR Analytics in 2019:

1. For about the last 5 years various firms have been attempting to develop the AI infrastructure to enable sufficiently accurate automated media data analysis. Until recently these solutions claimed a 70% accuracy rate - so 3 in 10 data points were wrong. In short the technology was not ‘Board’ ready.

But in 2018 the tech caught up and many of these providers claim 90% accuracy - so the PR Analytics game has suddenly changed. The speed and increased data sets that automation allow you, are potentially matched by the accuracy. But does this technology work? Find out at The Future of PR Analytics.

2. There is the long discussed blurring of the lines between marketing disciplines - creating the need to integrate your data across marketing channels. PR need not see itself as being data deficient any longer. Digital PR has changed all of that.

3. No one clicks on adverts anymore. They probably never did but they definitely don’t now. Earned media now plays a vital role in the sales and marketing function of all forward thinking businesses. So if you’re not investing in your PR analytics - you are missing an opportunity to increase your budget.

These themes, from an agency and in-house perspective, will be discussed at “The Future of PR Analytics 2019’.

Why attend: Hear the latest on how data is being used in modern communications

8.30am	Registration, coffee, croissants, fruit and informal networking
8.55am	Chairpersons Intro Ben Smith, founder, PRmoment
9.00am	What KPIs Comms Directors are using by channel - survey results Imogen Osborne, Founder, The Pulse Business
9.15am	Understanding your organisation's measurement journey Richard Bagnall, CEO, Europe and the Americas, CARMA and Chairman of AMEC How to analyse the type of evaluation you have in place Understand how other organisations report on their communication KPIs and how they compare to your own How to map and prioritise improvements to your approach to analytics
9.45am	Has AI measurement arrived? David Benigson, CEO, Signal
10.15am	Putting data at the heart of a PR firm Jonny Bentwood, Global Head of Data & Analytics, Golin How Golin have put data at the heart of what they do The democratisation of data: why data should be for everyone How to align channel data with your customer's data What do clients want from data? Why Golin do not believe a PR firm should try and build a technology solution
10.45am	Using social data to build thought leadership Paul Quigley, Founder, NewsWhip Understanding the social positioning of your brand by its data How to avoid clumsy social positions Bridging the gap between content and data How to optimise media plans using data
11.10am	Networking break
11.35am	Why H&K Strategies partnered with Brandwatch to build Sherlock Allison Spray, Director of Data and Insights, Hill & Knowlton Strategies Marrying of offline and online KOL data sets How Sherlock enables H&K Strategies to better plan its client campaigns, create more engaged conversations, understand different tribes within a campaign audience and track the appropriate metrics The implications of AI on planning and measurement
12.15pm	What analytics do comms directors want from their PR and communications agency? Interview with Ben Smith, Founder PRmoment Fran Cavanagh, Head of Research and Analytics, Ketchum UK Paul de Lara, Corporate Communications Director EMEA, Oracle Justina Gilbert, UKI Brand and Communications Leader, IBM What does an in-house person want from their measurement and analytics A buyers perspective on the current measurement solutions in the market What are the frustrations in putting together a robust analytics process? How do you know what technology is right for you?
12.45pm	How the UK government measures the impact of its communications Claire Pimm, Deputy Director of PM priority campaigns, insight and evaluation, Prime Minister's Office and Cabinet Office comms
1.10pm	Chairpersons closing remarks Ben Smith, Founder, PRmoment A light buffet lunch.
2.00pm	Close of event

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