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Public Relations and perception research resources

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Shattock profile

Company profile and summary of services (328 Kb)

MediaCount specs

An overview and system requirements for customised MediaCount media content analysis software (256 Kb)

Media analysis

An overview of our media content analysis service (256 Kb)

Research papers by respected academics and industry professionals

How Public Relations Affects Advertising

This research provides an insight into how news coverage interacts with advertising to impact marketplace attitudes and perceptions (64Kb)

Guidelines to PR objectives

Prepared by leading contributors to the IPR (USA) Commission on PR Measurement and Evaluation (32Kb)

Guidelines for measuring PR effectiveness

A paper summarising the ideas, thoughts and suggestions of a special task force set up by the Institute for Public Relations Research & Education (USA) to set minimum criteria for evaluating and measuring PR effectiveness (84 Kb)

Guidelines for measuring relationships in public relations

Prepared by American academics Drs James Grunig and Linda Hon, with contributions from other authorities. Includes a full list of statements which can be administered by questionnaire to measure six elements of an organisation’s long-term relationships (116 Kb)

Selling public relations research internally

Marketing and communications professionals facing increasing demands for accountability will find this report extremely useful. It discusses the barriers to internal acceptance of measuring public relations activity and suggests strategies for overcoming them (48 Kb)

 

 

 

     

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