Should mid-market firms use junior AR staff?

Following on from my post yesterday, in which I said that larger firms and PR agencies could usefully combine senior and junior AR staff, I’ve had the question: what about

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When hiring analyst relations team members, should firms look for senior or junior staff? That’s the question I’ve been evaluating recently in a discussion with a colleague in Silicon Valley.

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In my post On the folly of rewarding A, while hoping for B I mentioned our Analyst Mindshare studies. The question has come back:- Does measuring profile in analyst research

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When it comes to aligning analyst relations resources most effectively, many professionals don’t know where to start. Many firms have little active, conscious, alignment of the messages that the AR

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Industry analyst firms, like Gartner, AMR, Forrester, and Ovum represent a multi-billion dollar market of specialist advisory firms that consult to large enterprises on the basis of an independent research

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Melissa Beck has written a short article on analyst relations for the Washington Institute of Technology magazine. She explains how often a third-party industry analyst or firm will be referenced as unbiased

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We are holding our foundation course in Singapore, Influencing Industry Analysts, on Monday 15th August 2005. This is the first level of four courses aimed at analyst relations managers with

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We continue to campaign about the need for an “Analyst Relations Process Model”. The basic idea is that there are five key activities in AR. Most firms are not addressing

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