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5 Search Metrics Your PR Dashboard is Missing

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By Simon Reynolds
| cision.com
PR professionals have more tools at their disposal than ever. Tracking media coverage and social media conversations in real time are key to informing how they act, react, and form campaign strategies. But there’s one question that media monitoring and social listening only answers partially: What is my audience actively searching for?
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Why Your Brand's Social Presence Is a PR Asset in the AI Era

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By Simon Reynolds
| cision.com
Public relations teams have long relied on social media to distribute messages, tap into community discussion, and manage reputation for brands. Now, there’s an important new aspect of social to consider thanks to AI. The likes of ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity are actively crawling social media platforms to train their LLMs (large language models) and help answer audience questions.
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Inside the KitKat Chocolate Heist Response That Generated a 225% Media Spike

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By Simon Reynolds
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It sounds like the plot of a Hollywood movie. A truck carrying 12 tons of KitKat chocolate bars was robbed as it made its way across Europe just before Easter. Thieves posing as law enforcement made away with more than 400,000 units of KitKat’s Formula One car-shaped range, the brand’s official F1 chocolate bar. The robbery had the potential to spin into a PR crisis thanks to supply chain disruption and worries about a chocolate shortage.
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