How to analyze data and extracting “aha” insights to meet organizational objectives

Organizations have varied objectives for engaging in media relations and many reasons for analyzing media coverage. Unfortunately, in-house communication teams, their public relations agencies and their media measurement firms all tend to use inconsistent definitions and calculations for reporting results. This session will provide you with transparent, replicable, credible metrics—similar to those presented by your counterparts in marketing, advertising or sales—to demonstrate results, along with examples of how to analyze data and deliver insights in areas beyond media relations.

You’ll learn:

  • Where and how to access a free, rigorously tested media codebook
  • How to measure key media metrics—such as tone, dominance, shared mention and corporate reputational messages, among many others
  • How to extract insights and “aha!” moments from your metrics
  • How to tie key metrics to your organization’s overarching objectives
  • Julie O'Neil
    Professor and associate dean for graduate studies and administration
    Texas Christian University