Whitepapers

CEO Index Report

CEOs of the world’s biggest listed companies have become powerful, personal brands; particularly those who are vocal in the public domain. For these leaders, everything they say and how they behave not only defines the public’s perception of them, but the reputations of the organizations they lead to. ​ 

With interest in global business leaders at an all-time high, Onclusive has launched the CEO Index: a dashboard that measures, analyses, and compares earned media coverage about the world’s top CEOs from the US and Europe’s biggest listed companies.  ​ 

Inside our first CEO Index quarterly report, we look at who’s been making the biggest media impact in 2023 so far.

You’ll uncover:​ 

  • ​Which sectors and countries had the most talked about CEOs in the media​, 
  • Which countries’ media had the greatest share of voice​, 
  • What themes were most widely discussed in relation to CEOs​, 
  • Which CEOs made the biggest impact on a global and national scale​, 
  • How CEOs in the ‘Energy & Utilities’ Sector performed​, 
  • Which CEOs had the greatest impact in relation to ‘Leadership’

This tells an interesting story of the global CEO landscape during the first three months of 2023; identifying who’s making the most impact in each sector, market, and on a global scale.​ 

Download to understand what’s driving engagement, how the biggest names in your sector are performing, and how you could do the same to maximize and enhance the profile of your CEO and brand. 

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Building brand reputation in an era of greenwashing backlash

Environmental sustainability has become a central part of corporate planning, comms strategy, and the media landscape. Brands are under growing pressure to publicly communicate the environmental impact they’re making on the planet and people. But as our recent data analysis shows, public and media discussion and scrutiny of this topic is increasing every year, leaving PR and comms pros nervous about how to communicate their environmental sustainability goals and initiatives.

 

So, a key question that executives and their comms teams are asking is: how do we talk about our environmental plans and initiatives while avoiding greenwashing backlash?

 

If you’re a comms professional, this whitepaper is for you. Inside you’ll discover:

  • How discussions of greenwashing are evolving – with our latest media analysis.
  • The changing landscape of corporate environmental sustainability and how that’s impacted your roles as comms pros.
  • Best practices to help you successfully communicate your brand’s environmental sustainability and build a strong reputation in an era of increased greenwashing scrutiny.

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Building brand reputation in an era of greenwashing backlash

Environmental sustainability has become a central part of corporate planning, comms strategy, and the media landscape. Brands are under growing pressure to publicly communicate the environmental impact they’re making on the planet and people. But as our recent data analysis shows, public and media discussion and scrutiny of this topic is increasing every year, leaving PR and comms pros nervous about how to communicate their environmental sustainability goals and initiatives.

 

So, a key question that executives and their comms teams are asking is: how do we talk about our environmental plans and initiatives while avoiding greenwashing backlash?

 

If you’re a comms professional, this whitepaper is for you. Inside you’ll discover:

  • How discussions of greenwashing are evolving – with our latest media analysis.
  • The changing landscape of corporate environmental sustainability and how that’s impacted your roles as comms pros.
  • Best practices to help you successfully communicate your brand’s environmental sustainability and build a strong reputation in an era of increased greenwashing scrutiny.

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Measuring Up To Marketing Whitepaper

It’s a new era for both public relations and marketing. Going digital, downsizing of traditional media, and a growing number of social media platforms, influencers and bloggers have created major shifts in how we operate. At the same time, today’s consumers expect seamless, consistent experiences from brands they choose to buy from and be loyal to.

Now more than ever, there is a need for increased collaboration between marketing and PR to create and sustain continuity in brand messaging and customer experience. However, PR is still struggling with uncertainty around measuring its value and integrating these measurements with the marketing and business success metrics.

The download of our whitepaper, “Measuring UP to Marketing” is available for you here. This document provides valuable insights on how best practices from both marketing and PR can be aligned with your company’s business goals.

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Power of Earned Media

This first-of-its kind research reveals the relationships between various earned media attributes and consumer behavior like brand website visitation and actions. The study findings are based on a statistical analysis of over 100,000 media articles published in 2021 that covered both business-to-consumer and business-to-business brands across a wide range of industries. This whitepaper demonstrates how certain media characteristics, like article relevance and sentiment, are predictive of whether an article will drive consumers to visit or engage with a brand’s website – the “holy grail” of PR measurement.

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Demystifying PR Measurement Whitepaper

Measurement is an essential business process for every function at an organization because it helps you define success, track how you’re doing on your path toward achieving it, amplify what works, and prove your value and contribution to your brand. The more you can measure and prove your business impact, the more budget and resources you’ll get.

While PR Measurement is arguably one of the most important elements of a solid communications strategy, in many cases the approach continues to be unstructured, ad-hoc or an afterthought, and a lot of communicators still consider it too complicated. And not surprisingly so — typically, PR pros don’t have data and measurement backgrounds or training. But what if PR measurement could be simple, easy and almost entirely automated?

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