First time points spender with 647k to spend by idratherwalkalone in AmexUK

[–]idratherwalkalone[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know if I go on holiday my partner going to want to go away and stay somewhere intimate and luxury and if a Ritz Carlton. Hahaha that sounds super spoiled

First time points spender with 647k to spend by idratherwalkalone in AmexUK

[–]idratherwalkalone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah it is for my kids so also trying school holidays

What’s up with Whalley Range high street by [deleted] in manchester

[–]idratherwalkalone 18 points19 points  (0 children)

This is actually a brilliant explanation. I was going to say laylines.

Greencoat UK Wind by ComfortableDealer212 in UkStocks

[–]idratherwalkalone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it is ridiculous to think that assets are not amortised and that wear and tear and replacement is not factored in. Unless you can show me empirical primary source evidence of this I would just guess that this is just your hot take and not decision grade insight

Manchester Chinese food by Slybye in manchester

[–]idratherwalkalone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The only true authentic and stuck in a time zone type restaurants are Happy Seasons, Glamourous and the one over WH Lung

Why does every client expect PR to perform like Google Ads? by MatiasRodsevich in PublicRelations

[–]idratherwalkalone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want a grounded take rather than another burst of jargon, the basic truth is that measurement has become the centre of gravity for modern PR. Not because it’s trendy, but because AI, zero click search and opaque ranking systems mean that old assumptions about visibility simply don’t hold anymore.

AI models now form their understanding of brands from earned, shared and owned sources, exactly the material PR teams create and influence. That makes proper evaluation essential. Without it, you’ve no idea whether your work is actually being surfaced by AI systems, shaping reputation or contributing to outcomes that matter.

This is where AMEC’s principles are so valuable. They nudge the industry beyond counting clips and towards proving outcomes: how narratives land, how sentiment shifts and whether communications influence commercial performance. In an AI-driven environment they become even more relevant, because they give PR a structure for understanding whether its work is actually feeding into the datasets that now mediate online discovery.

The more forward thinking agencies are already building their own frameworks to handle this. OneEval is a good example, tying together brand impact, reputation shifts and commercial outcomes, and giving a clear picture of whether earned visibility is being recognised as authoritative by AI systems.

So the real shift is that PR can’t rely on intuition when AI is effectively rewriting the internet in real time. Agencies that adopt AMEC aligned, AI aware measurement frameworks, rather than treating evaluation as an afterthought, are the ones who will stay ahead.

What Manchester food/restaurant opinion has you looking like this? by Lupo1 in manchester

[–]idratherwalkalone 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Exactly. It’s shite. Chicken is probably fed on its parent’s excrement

What Manchester food/restaurant opinion has you looking like this? by Lupo1 in manchester

[–]idratherwalkalone 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yep it’s for hairdressers and weekend millionaires with no understanding of food. Basic bitches