Lighthouse’s free IDEAL analyst relations audits are leading us into some fascinating conversations. The audits help you to review the principal features of effective analyst relations programs. At the end

Share

For most of last year, this blog’s readership was pretty stable: around 1,000 unique visitors stopped by each month. Since then, it’s almost doubled. In March we’ve had 1,923 visitors:

Share

Lighthouse is partnering with International Developer magazine to launch the Lighthouse Software Index. The index shows the profile of the leading software brands in the research of the leading analyst

Share

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

Share

Back in the 1990s, when people spoke about effective analyst relations they typically focused on organization, process and technique. Lots of companies had very disorganized analyst relations: today AR is

Share

Lighthouse is offering firms the opportunity to benchmark their analyst relations against the best in the industry, for free. Regular readers of this blog will know about Lighthouse’s IDEAL methodology,

Share

Both analysts and analyst relations managers will benefit if they increase their understanding of how ICT buyers find analysts to be useful and influential. We place a great emphasis on

Share

During the 1990s Kensington Group and SageCircle made the foundation of analyst relations systematic and understood. However, SageCircle closed in 2003 for reasons we reviewed at that time in a

Share