Brand & media management: situational analysis
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
Knowing what your market thinks of you is only half the story. You need to see where you stand in context with your peers. And your peer group may not be just your direct competitors; the market may be abuzz with companies chasing you from a different angle. Companies ready to eat your brand for breakfast.
A situational analysis puts the competition in context. Your message matrix and the sentiment about those topics, charted against the same metrics for your peer group... over time. The vectors on those charts let i.d give you independent information that supports your media strategy. Who needs watching, which messages need reinforcing. Which competitors look hungriest. (And which ones look like.. .your lunch.)
It's consulting at its strongest: independent, informative, and backed by solid data. You can see it makes sense.
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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