Communications plans that deliver clear messages to the right audience. Focuses on high-impact channels and data-backed decisions.
Secures high-quality coverage by connecting your story to the right journalists, with clear, trusted messaging.
Social strategies built to support your business goals by engaging the right audiences.
Clear, useful content that builds trust in your brand, improves search rankings, and draws in leads ready to learn, act, or buy.
Real-time insights using your preferred tools (Ex: Cision, Meltwater) to track brand mentions, competitors, and trends.
Presentation decks, videos, and promo content that bring your event to life while staying aligned with your brand voice.
Coaching for media interviews, including message development and Q&A prep. Deliver key points confidently.
Protect your reputation with pre-planned strategies and real-time support to navigate challenges and rebuild trust.
Hits, mentions, impressions and Share of Voice matter. They give you valuable insights into how visible your message is. But if PR’s main job is to manage relationships with your organizations’ publics, these numbers don’t tell you much about relationships. If PR is about how the public sees and trusts your organization, impressions can’t measure that. At best, they’re a weak stand-in. But, sometimes, they’re the best bad option we have.
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Some businesses still measure their PR output in 2D. Impressions, hits and SOV can help us to understand how earned media channels are performing, but they don’t tell us about how a communications program has contributed to the business’ bottom line. Come budget time, PR pros need a better explanation of how their hard work helped the business achieve its goals.
The growing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in business has raised concerns among Canadians. This article, based on a piece originally published in Strategy, explores a recent survey of 600 Canadians, highlighting their worries about AI usage and their willingness to switch to brands that avoid this technology. It also delves into strategies for building consumer trust, emphasizing security, education, transparency, and adherence to recognized standards. Discover insights and practical steps for navigating the complex landscape of AI in business.