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Bridging the Gap: What research and PR professionals need from each other
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Bridging the Gap: What research and PR professionals
need from each other
FedEx & VMS: “Collaboration & Iteration”
Angela Jeffrey, APR – Vice President Editorial Research, VMS
In a Perfect World
Global clients can have it all
• Single global provider• Comprehensive, near real-time collection• Full and accurate translation• Complex scoring in real-time• Customized dashboard modeling • Outputs linked to outcomes• Deep insightful reports• Seamless international coordination
All at a very economical price!
• What’s the goal?• For FedEx – Reputational Drivers• Accuracy and quality
• What can we contribute successfully?• Monitoring, dashboard, analysts, management• Some international reach
• What needed augmentation?• Boots on the ground globally – Report International• Additional content sources• Near real-time collection & processing worldwide
In a Real WorldRuthless Self-Assessment and Transparency
Promise the world? Or manage expectations?
Choices: Content
Measuring what Matters
• Priority countries, Tier 1 & 2 lists• Aggregated and online content as base
(Factiva, Moreover)• On-demand broadcast in top US markets• Supplemented by
• Content from FedEx offices internationally (existing clip providers in place)
• Additional direct subscriptions• Drawbacks obvious, so must remain iterative
Keeps focus on Priorities
Choices: DashboardsDazzle vs. Functionality
• Attractive, highly customizable, industrial strength, strongly functional platform
• Unlimited users, full workflow capabilities• Collaborative customization by:
• Region• Operating company• Different competitor sets regionally• Campaigns• Issues
• FedEx styling, user-defined home pages• PLUS new “real-time” tool for all media types
for conceptual search
Iterative solution, actionable data
Tony wants all the names of the sections and threads cleansed of their actual names. So maybe its Opco 1, 2, 3; Issue 1, 2, 3 and Competitor 1, 2, 3 Is that possible to do?
On this one, Tony wants the numbers gone for all the quantitative and qualitative data. I guess you could leave the descriptions – i.e. Gross Impressions, Scorecard, etc., but no results should show. Same thing with Tone. Can we do this?
This one needs to be blinded in terms of the issues, but the numbers can remain.
On all the InSight 3.1 slides, he again doesn’t want the folders to show up, and wants me to repull examples for Charts 13 and 14. I’m wondering if the easiest thing would be to create a dummy FedEx account (with their logo) and I will create some new dummy categories and pull new examples. He doesn’t want certain things to show, so I’m happy repull until I get it right.
As on slide 11
As on slide 11
Choices: Scoring
Iterative, Collaborative & Coordinated
• VMS, Ketchum, RI and FedEx huddle• Qualitative clip attributes• OTS• Messages bucketed into Reputational
Drivers• All clips scored in-country; English summaries
uploaded w/links; no translation• Near real-time scoring – digital content; manual
clips longer• Acid test: will scores correlate well to ongoing
well-known reputational surveys?
Each clip score transparent to user
How Reputation is Broken Down
FinancialPerformance
Outperforms CompetitorsRecord of Profitability
Low Risk InvestmentGrowth Prospects
WorkplaceEnvironmentRewards Employees FairlyGood Place to WorkGood Employees
Products & ServicesHigh Quality Innovative Value for MoneyStands Behind
Vision &Leadership
Market OpportunitiesExcellent Leadership
Clear Vision for the Future
SocialResponsibility
Supports Good CausesEnvironmental Responsibility
Community Responsibility
EmotionalAppeal
Feel Good AboutAdmire and Respect
Trust
Source: Harris Interactive
This one is complex. He doesn’t want to show any of the details on the scorecard, but wants to communicate that it is transparent to the users. Plus get rid of all the quant data. Let’s discuss what to do about this one. It may make more sense for me to pull a shot from our demo platform just to show how Scorecard pops up.
Choices: Reporting
Humans VS Automation
• Daily News reports at 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.- collaboration of VMS & FedEx Staff
• Human-generated Earnings Reports• A dozen custom formatted “on demand”
reports for day-day needs• On standby if/when FedEx needs deeper
analysis reports for special needs and issues
Empowering the User!
This one needs a complete rework. First, need to show positive stock price. Second, stories must not show anything about Brown bailout, but should show positive stories and include some foreign ones. We also want to overlay one clip as a call-out on this. Can you dummy this up?
Implementation & Herding Cats
Coordination Across the Globe
• Hands-on management structure• On site for implementation• Fulltime manager off-site• In-country managers• FedEx Implementation Team
• Buy-in and Adjustment• Listening and collaboration• Change requests, scorecard
adjustment, relationship checks• Weekly teleconferences
Becoming part of the staff!
Actionable Results for All
Formal Assessment of Relationship
• Satisfaction surveys• Quarterly on-site meetings for full
calibration• Bottom line: do the results correlate to
regular recognizable surveys?
Success = ongoing relationship!
– a Global Solution
Met Report International through IPR Commission & AMEC
Encourage you to collaborate with one another!