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International association for the measurement and evaluation of communication
AMEC launched the M3 Measurement Maturity Mapper during Measurement Month – and won immediate industry support. The AMEC Measurement Maturity Mapper, or M3 for short, is a new tool which lets PR professionals benchmark their comms measurement and makes recommendations for areas of improvement. Behind the development of the M3 was the AMEC team of Paul Hender, COO, CARMA (pictured left); Colin Wheeler, Managing Director, Survey Solutions; Ben Levine, Director, Head of Research, Analytics & Measurement at FleishmanHillard Fishburn; Aseem Sood, CEO, Impact Research & Measurement and Michael Ishmael, Managing Director, 66 Bytes.
Why is the M3 needed Explains CARMA’s Paul Hender, “What we know is that everyone is at a different stage on the measurement journey. The M3 tool helps an organisation understand where it is on the journey to help improve its measurement,” said Carma’s Paul Hender. “The M3 tool has been deliberately designed to help PR professionals assess where they are, starting with a short diagnostic questionnaire to benchmark an organisation’s existing measurement approach. All data is anonymised and remains completely confidential.” Hender said 70 AMEC members contributed data to the initial dataset. How the M3 tool works The M3 takes users through a series of questions – all of which are rooted in the Barcelona Principles 2.0 and the AMEC Integrated Evaluation Framework (IEF), focused on how their organisation, or their client’s organisation, currently approaches communication measurement and evaluation at three levels: Reporting, Planning and Demonstrating impact. Industry support! Launch of the M3 Measurement Maturity Mapper won immediate praise within the PR and communications industry. Stuart Bruce, Executive Board Director of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and leader of the Measurement Task Force, said: “It’s a fantastic new resource from AMEC. Just like AMEC’s Integrated Evaluation Model, the M3 can help make your job as a PR professional easier and if used properly make you better at your job.” Industry commentator Stephen Waddington, Partner and Chief Engagement Officer at Ketchum, said: “The industry has got to welcome this new free tool from AMEC because it allows public relations practitioners to benchmark and improve their measurement approach.”
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