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Is ROI for Public Relations Realistic?
Publication Date: 1/2005
Source: SO01 Public Relations Tactics
Product Code: 6C-010501
Organization/Author/Firm: Rockland, David B.
Specialization(s): Account Management / Firm Management / Research - Evaluation / Value and Return on Investment
Format: Newsletter Article (Tactics)
Source: SO01 Public Relations Tactics
Product Code: 6C-010501
Organization/Author/Firm: Rockland, David B.
Specialization(s): Account Management / Firm Management / Research - Evaluation / Value and Return on Investment
Format: Newsletter Article (Tactics)
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Summary
Many would argue that it is not possible to measure the ROI of public relations. We disagree. Although it is not always easy or exact, there are methodologies available to quantify the financial value of public relations. They use a variety of quantitative methods, as well as data that is often available from the market research department of a company, or can be collected with a few additional questions to an ongoing tracking study.
