This week on the InTransition Podcast, David Pembroke talks to a ‘legend of the communications business’ Angela Sinickas.
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Audience-Free Measurement: High-Quality Metrics without Surveys
Many communication measures can be captured and tracked without having to spend any money or taking too much time, including content analysis, reading grade level analysis, and mining more data out of past surveys.
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Measure Your ROI–Fast!
Learn how to take a series of “snapshot” measurements that need little time to conduct, but still provide meaningful, useful metrics to quantify the effectiveness of your work.
Measuring the Effectiveness of a Published Corporate Plan
Here are some effectiveness measurement tools to assess your city’s corporate plan.
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Measurement at the Speed of Business
When most communicators think of measurement, they picture a survey. No question that surveys are great, but in this frenetic, needed-it-last-week business environment, no one has time to develop and launch a traditional survey, let alone wait for the results to roll in.
Assess Your Publication’s Value and Impact
The next time your boss asks you “So what has the publication done for us lately?”, have some of the following measurements ready to hand over.
Alternative ways to measure the effectiveness of your publications
If you want to go beyond the usual limits of a traditional readership survey that tells you how well received a publication is, first clarify your objectives. Then you might include additional “impact” questions on your next survey.
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No-Cost, No-Permission Measurement
Before you try to obtain resources for “audience-invasive” evaluation techniques like focus groups and surveys, try some of the following no-cost, no-permission-needed measurements.