Our regular look at data features exclusive figures from Shareablee about the most-active nonprofits for the first months of 2020. Overall, nonprofits enjoyed a slight jump in consumer engagement with their social posts, though engagement was off on Instagram and Twitter.
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Media Relations’ Value Stands, Though 90% of PR Pros Spend Less Than 25% of Their Day on It
March 1st, 2020 by Seth ArensteinPR pros continue to consider earned media a valuable tool, according to a snap survey of 150 communicators. On the other hand, a majority say gaining media coverage is harder than ever. Perhaps as a result, 90 percent of those surveyed told us they spend very little time pitching and developing relationships with media.

Delaying Crisis Response: The Astros vs Beijing’s COVID-19 Cover-up
March 1st, 2020 by Katie PaineMeasurement guru Katie Paine compares China’s cover-up of the coronavirus and the Houston Astros’ long delay before admitting guilt in the sign-stealing scandal. Neither entity helped its reputation when it chose to ignore a crisis. Prompt response and owning your mistakes still makes the most sense.

Integrated Campaigns Push Measurement Firms to Offer Multiple Data Points on Single Platform
March 1st, 2020 by Seth ArensteinAs measurement of communications becomes more mature, vendors are scrambling to add capabilities to their platforms. We talk to two vendors about this and all things measurement, including the future of measurement and AI’s role in it.

Flat Organizations Should Return to Hierarchical Structure During Crisis
March 1st, 2020 by Kevin ElliottFlat organizations can be great. They are cost efficient, and enable fast communication and quick decision-making. On the other hand, a flat organization can become an issue during a crisis, argues Kevin Elliott, SVP, Hill + Knowlton Strategies. His advice is to become hierarchical when a crisis occurs.

Spring Ahead on Social: Social Media Updates for Communicators to Watch
February 4th, 2020 by Sophie MaerowitzWith the start of the year, social media platforms released features that should help communicators with planning for these tools. In addition, Facebook offered users a tool that allows them to see and delete data other companies have collected based on interactions with those brands. It’s far from certain how many users will use the tool.

Three Areas of Excellence to Drive Your Content Daily
February 4th, 2020 by Ayaz Malik and Bob PearsonIn this final article of a two-part series, Ayaz Malik and Bob Pearson discuss three areas that you can use to bolster your published content everyday.

Strategies to Find the Right Metrics to Measure Your Company’s ROI
February 4th, 2020 by Seth ArensteinIn this 4th installment of a series on measurement from Intrado Digital Media, we examine why communicators measure and how to discover the best metrics to find ROI at your company.

The Key Role of PR in the Tap-on-the-Platform-of-Your-Choice Era
February 4th, 2020 by Dr. Robert PassikoffA decade ago there were fewer than one billion social network users. Last month, that number was 5.2 billion. And their expectations and the number of platforms they use are rising. One expectation is that they can shop instantly from any piece of content. Hence, the rise of shoppable posts, blending e-commerce and content. PR has a large role to play in this trend.

Eight Steps to Help Communicators Arrive at Actionable Insights
February 4th, 2020 by Mark WeinerPR pros recognize the advantages of data-informed communication: most subscribe to a platform and they have more data available to them than ever. Today the goal is actionable insights for better business decision-making. IPR Measurement Commission member Mark Weiner offers 8 ways to find those insights.