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		<title>Add web analytics to the PR toolbox</title>
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		<dc:creator>Neil MacLean</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[And just to follow on from my last post, I can see why some media agencies give their journalists access to web analytics (link to The Journalism Iconoclast blog): "Analytics will allow for content producers to make content that is more appealing to their users". That is one argument why I consider PR's should also have access to - -and understand - web analytics: in order to produce material and create campaigns which will be more appealling to the client's market and to those who write about it.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>And just to follow on from my last post, I can see why some media agencies give their <a title="Web analytics impove content" href="http://patthorntonfiles.com/blog/2008/08/19/using-web-analytics-to-improve-content/" target="_blank">journalists access to web analytics</a> (link to The Journalism Iconoclast blog). &#8220;Analytics will allow for content producers to make content that is more appealing to their users&#8221;. That is one argument why I consider PR&#8217;s should also have access to &#8211; -and understand &#8211; web analytics:<span id="more-414"></span> in order to produce material and create campaigns which will be more appealling to the client&#8217;s market and to those who write about it.</p>
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