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Measuring influence

At Aberfield PR, we don’t undertake any PR, social media or corporate communications activity where the impact can’t be measured.

We don’t believe in spending our clients’ money without having clear and measurable PR objectives, and without being able to demonstrate a real return on investment.

And we don’t think a successful PR or social media campaign should be measured only in column inches or Facebook fans. That tells you very little about attitudes, opinions or behaviours.

Instead, at Aberfield PR we seek to measure the degree to which an audience has been positively influenced by our traditional and online PR, social media or corporate  communications activities.

We won’t just get you impressive media coverage, a great presence in social networks or increased web traffic. We’ll actually show how our PR, social media or marketing campaigns have translated into tangible business benefits.

We won’t organise experiential events or arrange sponsorships just to get your brand in front of potential customers. Aberfield PR will actually measure just how much that event or sponsorship has influenced the audience’s opinion of the brand.

And we won’t just produce a company report or staff video that looks good. We’ll make sure it also has a positive impact on the perceptions and attitudes of your investors, donors or employees.

Latest News

The Friday five

Aberfield PR’s Friday skip through the forest of news. Things that make you go Goo…gle This week saw Google’s annual developer conference in San Francisco, and undoubtedly the two biggest announcements were Google Play Music All Access (catchy) and the updates to Google Maps. If you wanted clear evidence that Google has well and truly +

Posted on May 17, 2013 by

It’s all about metrics, travel bloggers

  I recently attended a travel PR workshop where one of the speakers said they had a ‘no bloggers’ rule when arranging press trips. They just stuck to traditional journalists on the big national newspapers and magazines, major websites and key regional newspapers only. That’s a bit old school, I scoffed. Their reasoning, though, was +

Posted on May 17, 2013 by

The week ahead: 13 – 19 May

A handy guide to what to look out for in the news this week: Monday 13 – Eurozone ministers release six billion for Greece rescue package. Wednesday 15 – Cannes Film Festival begins. Thursday 16 - Ivor Novello Awards, European Cyber Security Summit, and Instagram launches new photo tagging feature. Saturday 18 – London protests against privatisation of NHS. +

Posted on May 13, 2013 by

Aberfield PR’s stories of the week

You’d think Fergie’s retirement (that’s Sir Alex, not Sarah…or even Will.i.am’s mate) was the only story in town this week, but here at Aberfield Towers we’re very alert to a good PR story (or a bad one), so here’s a few that caught our eye. New YouTube service offers opportunities for brands Eight years after +

Posted on May 10, 2013 by

Tweets from @AberfieldPR

This week's PR and news stories that have been on our radar. It's the Friday five http://t.co/FF8Y30e8NB

4:43 PM — 17 May 13

Just had a Suede song dedicated to us by @Xfm. How cool is that?! Now they're definitely our fave station!

3:13 PM — 17 May 13

Experimenting to see which radio station's best for office #productivity. Today it's @Xfm. Seems to be having a positive effect #rocking

3:00 PM — 17 May 13

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