Analyst Equity ranked top AR blog for relevance
I just spotted that the Technorati Blog Finder now ranks this blog top for relevance on “analyst relations”. Let’s see how long it lasts!
I just spotted that the Technorati Blog Finder now ranks this blog top for relevance on “analyst relations”. Let’s see how long it lasts!

In less than three minutes, I explain in a new video why we are running the Analyst Relations Forum next month. We’re facilitating a conversation between some of the most innovative analyst firms and the best practice elite in the AR community. The result is two amazing days which show professionals how to make the most…

I’ll be breaking news at 11pm Pacific time today (7am UK time/8am CEST) about a merger involving a top ten analyst firm. The article will be at https://www.influencerrelations.com Om nom nom nom… PS The article about the PAC merger into CXP Group (which owns BARC) is online here with a further follow-up piece.
Messaging develops in two ways: up from the grass-roots experience of the company, and down from the top-level idea. The third assertion in our Credo series is that AR managers have to accept that duality, and understand that it reflects analysts different approaches. The challenge for the AR professional is to develop consistency, both between…
One big difference between different analysts is the attitude they take towards each others’ research. Lighthouse’s free research tracking service, the Spotlight, includes our selection of the most notable research published in our four focus areas: telecoms, systems, services and software. Some analysts love the idea; other don’t. Linda and Doreen, two of our research…
Many of our clients successfully use our Analyst Attitude Surveys to compare their performance against their competitors and, in doing so, make the case for better resources. Of course, it’s a race: everyone is advancing their analyst relations, so the question is not whether you put more effort into your AR, but whether you can…
Clearing up after the financial storm after the last weeks, we see a rather different world economy. After the stock and currency revaluations, only 36 of the 100 firms with the largest market capitalisation have headquarters in the US. In Europe there are 48. Despite (or perhaps because of) the huge volume of US dollars…
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Sorry mate, ARmadgeddon is there in first.
Oh well, we had three weeks at the top. I can’t complain.