Tag Archive for: Earned Media

Shared Media: Definition, Meaning and Strategy in the PESO Model

Im PESO-Modell ist Shared Media die am stärksten unterschätzte Säule: Sie entsteht nicht direkt durch Unternehmen, sondern durch das Verhalten der eigenen Zielgruppe, wenn Inhalte geteilt, kommentiert oder weiterverbreitet werden. Genau darin liegen sowohl die Chance als auch die Schwierigkeit dieser Kategorie, denn Unternehmen können die Verbreitung anstoßen, aber nicht endgültig kontrollieren, sobald ein Inhalt […]

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Influencer PR: Earned Media Through Collaborations with Opinion Leaders

Traditional public relations is aimed at journalists, while influencer PR extends this concept to a new group of opinion leaders: creators, bloggers, and social media personalities with their own dedicated communities. Here, too, the goal is organic, credible visibility rather than purely paid advertising, which is why blogger relations and PR strategies are increasingly overlapping. […]

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AVE: Advertising Value Equivalent Explained Simply

AVE stands for Advertising Value Equivalent and quantifies how much an unpaid media mention would have cost if it had been booked as a traditional ad. This metric originates from traditional public relations and is still used today to quantify the value of media coverage—despite significant professional criticism of the method. Especially when communicating with […]

The PESO Model: An Overview of Paid, Earned, Shared, and Owned Media

Planning communication channels in isolation wastes impact. The PESO model brings structure to public relations by assigning each initiative to one of four media types, thereby highlighting gaps or overlaps in the strategy. Teams that manage paid, PR, and social media separately stand to benefit the most from this common framework. What Is the PESO […]

Media Coverage: Generating Earned Coverage and Optimizing Public Relations

While many brandsinvest millions in paid advertising, the most valuable medium remains largely untapped: editorial coverage that no one has paid for. Earned coverage through strategic public relations is harder to achieve than any ad—but significantly more effective. What is media coverage in the context of public relations? <img src=”/wp-content/uploads/media-coverage-pr-strategy.jpg” alt=”GeneratingMedia Coverage — Earned Coverage […]

Earned Media Coverage: PR Value, Reach, and Organic Distribution

Earned media coverage is what every PR department dreams of: organic coverage that isn’t bought, but earned. In an age when advertising is becoming increasingly easy to ignore, coverage in independent media is often more credible and effective than any paid ad. Those who systematically build earned media achieve reach with maximum credibility. What Is […]

Momentum: When Campaigns Take on a Life of Their Own

Some campaigns exceed all expectations—not because they had a larger budget, but because they developed a momentum of their own that went beyond the direct influence of marketing. This ability of content to take on a life of its own is the most sought-after—and at the same time, the most difficult to plan for—goal in […]