Phew! We’ve just finished the number crunching from our readers’ survey. We’ve asked readers to rate the importance of 75 topics covered in analyst relations training courses. Participants have already

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Analyst Equity had more than 2,500 unique visits this month: the highest so far. That’s a testament to the growing usefulness of Analyst Equity. We’ve improved by paying more attention

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Analyst Equity is running a survey to help us better identify the issues that we should be focussing on in the blog and our free conference calls. We need your

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Managers’ comfort with statistical information varies greatly. When shown a chart like the one on the right, they either know what questions to ask themselves, or they skip over it.

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Thanks to Dominic for passing me some thoughts on “Metrics Used in Analyst Relations”, copyrighted by Josh, so ask them for a copy. In a few words, he neatly summarizes

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This month’s issue of The Marketer includes an article which claims that analyst influence is falling. Influencer50’s Duncan Brown has the byline on the article, which unsurprisingly includes no detail

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Auditing the rapport in your analyst relationships

Analyst Relationship Audit (ARA) is a measurement for the progress of analyst relations programs. First developed in 2001, it involves a series of confidential interviews with analysts following a company’s

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A ‘Central Limit’ on bias when surveying analysts

When surveying analysts, many AR managers are uncertain about how many analysts need to be surveyed for the results to be significant. Few AR managers are interested by statistical theory,

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