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AI Readiness Audit — Public Relations Agencies
Score how ready Public Relations Agencies is to deploy practical AI — and see the highest-ROI use cases for your sector.
Where AI pays off in Public Relations Agencies
- AI-driven media monitoring and clip relevance scoring — replacing the JAE copy-paste loop with a system that surfaces the 30 mentions that matter from the 3,000 the keyword search returns.
- Sentiment and narrative tracking — LLM-based topic modeling and sentiment analysis with consistent methodology across accounts and time, finally producing trend lines a CMO can defend in the boardroom.
- Media list intelligence — automated reporter beat-tracking, recent-coverage analysis, and outreach-history deduplication so pitches go to the journalist who actually covers the space today.
- Personalized pitch drafting at scale — first-draft pitches grounded in the journalist's recent coverage, the client's news angle, and the agency's house voice, then reviewed by senior team.
Strategy & Use Cases
Whether AI is pointed at a real, measurable business problem.
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