Measurement of Production & Current Status of Measurement & Evaluation
Measurement of Message Exposure
Measurement of Supplemental Activities
Measurement of Audience Awareness, Attitudes, and Action
Wild Card
100

What is one really easy way to evaluate production?

Counting the amount of messages that are being send out (posts, blogs, etc.)

100

What are media impressions?

The potential audience reached by a periodical, a broadcast program or a website

100

What is a communication audit?

An assessment of an organization's entire communications program

100

What evaluative tool can you use to see if an audience is aware of the message?

survey

100

What is one of the more difficult objectives?

Motivational 

200

Why is counting the amount of messages not effective (to PR specialists)?

It emphasizes quantity of quality

200

What is a "hit" in terms of media impressions?

Another word for visit - it is the amount of times that a person accesses the site

200

What is the difference between pilot tests and split messages?

Pilot tests are variations of pretesting while split messages is when an organization makes different messages for different sub-sections of their audience. 

200

What is a credible metric for evaluating the impact of a campaign component?

Day-After Recall

200

Which is NOT on the basic level of the PR Effectiveness Yardstick?

Target Audience, Impressions, Awareness, Media Placement

300

"If you have not carved off at least __% of your budget to measure your impact, you're flying blind, and you have no way of proving your value." - Mark Stouse

10%

300

What does AVE stand for?

Advertising Value Equivalency 

300

In regards to newsletter readership, what are the evaluations concerned with? (Get 3 of the 6 for the point)

1. reader perceptions 

2. degree to which stories are balanced 

3. kinds of stories that have high reader interest

4. additional topics that should be covered

5. credibility of the publication

6. extent to which newsletter is meeting organizational objectives

300

How can one measure how an audience's attitudes and perceptions have changed?

Pre- and Post- Measurements of Attitude

300

What is the best type of scale to survey people about their experience on? (HINT: #'s)

1-5 Scale

400

On the "Public Relations Effectiveness Yard Stick," measuring retention is placed where?

HINT: either basic, intermediate, or advanced

Intermediate

400

What practice is highly discouraged now in regards to AVE?

Calculating the value of a news story or broadcast mention by comparing it to what the space or time would cost in advertising

400

What is the goal of an advisory board?

Allows for periodic feedback that allows expansion on the editor's feedback network and elicits comments that employees might not want to tell the editor to their face

400

How can you measure public relations efforts?

How the specialists help an organization achieve its objectives

400

How often should a company do a communication audit (so they know that the publics are receiving appropriate messages)?

Yearly

500

Can you measure public relations effectiveness?

Nope!

500

What are PR specialists measuring ROIs on?

1) sales or revenues that are generated 

2) how much they saved the company in terms of avoiding crisis / litigation

500
Meeting and event attendance an be measured by what two things?

Attendance number and behavior (indicates they received the message)

500

What did Walter Lindenmann say about second level PR evaluation? (HINT: It is where they measure whether...)

"This is where they measure whether target audience groups actually received the messaged directed at them."

500

Changes in audience attitudes can be evaluated through ____ which ___

a baseline or benchmark study which measures awareness and opinions before, during, and after a public relations campaign.

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