Brand & media management: gathering information
How do i.d's methods apply to the mediasphere? If you're a PR pro, avid marketer, or consumer advocate, it's all on this sequence of pages.
1 Information gathering
2 Message development
3 Situational analysis
4 Campaign creation
5 Results analysis
So you're a brand marketer. You need the inside track on everything your brands are up to - products, services, and corporate. Everything from namechecks to advertorial. How do you gather it?
With i.d, any project starts by delving into these basic metrics. Like where your brand names are being mentioned .... and who's mentioning them. Listing top sources. Sizing your audiences. Stakeholder polling. Competitive benchmarking. Media auditing: measuring magnitude and intensity, differentiating real communication from merely shouting. (Including talking to an empty room.) Why? Because there's no truer measure of what people believe than media sentiment about you.
Those metrics aren't easy to gather. Getting them needs the right perspective, where to look and what to look for. But they're i.d's starting point. Because from national tabloids to trade newsfeeds, media sentiment influences (and is influenced by) your entire audience. Which lets you support your decisions with hard facts.
Brand & Media
Marketing pro or PR exec? See how these methods can build and maintain your public image.
Finance & Investment
IR contact or finance pro? Here's how these methods can build positivity and maximise market cap.
Governance & Reputation
Setting corporate policies? See how this methodology can ensure compliance and make you the opinion leader.
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