I love debates about measurement best practices, so I was thrilled when I saw that the Institute for Public Relations published a paper by Angela Jeffrey and colleagues supporting the use of “weighted media costs” as a replacement for Advertising Value Equivalence (AVE). The paper has already stirred a bit of controversy (also see comments here). But, I think there is some value in the paper that is getting lost in the debate—the more metrics you use to estimate PR ...
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- New paper from the IPR - Isolating the Effects of Media-Based Public Relations on Sales:: http://bit.ly/ajgfwO 2010/06/24
- Six Things to Know About Health Care Coverage | Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ): http://bit.ly/cmQNGv 2010/06/21
- RT @prweekuknews: First global standard of proving value of PR created at European Summit on Measurement: http://bit.ly/ddNnhi 2010/06/18
- Thoughts on IBM’s acquisition of Coremetrics … http://bit.ly/9gghxK via @erictpeterson 2010/06/16
- Automated sentiment analysis gives poor showing in accuracy test: http://bit.ly/ajD0GX via 2010/06/07
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