The PRCA and PRWeek are launching the fourth PR and Communications Census in partnership with global market research agency Norstat, which will provide the definitive overview of the UK PR and communications industry.
The online survey goes live today, and is open to everyone who works in PR and communications in the UK, covering the size, shape, and scope of the industry.
The PRCA is offering the prize of a free face-to-face training session to one randomly-chosen respondent who completes the survey and leaves their email address at the end.
The online survey can be accessed here: www.norstat.co.uk/PRCACensus
On average, the survey takes around 10 minutes to complete. Responses will be entirely confidential, and no information provided will be identifiable either at a personal, or organisational level.
The PR and Communications Census 2018 will be published in April, with exclusive findings revealed in PRWeek. The report will reveal the industry’s size and how much it contributes to the economy, alongside demographics, salaries, industry prospects, and how PR professionals feel about the pressing issues of growth, revenue and budgets.
Francis Ingham MPRCA, Director General, PRCA, said: “The PR and Communications Census provides the most comprehensive and in-depth analysis of what communications really looks like today. I’d like to invite the entire industry to take part to make this the most compelling report to date.”
The PRCA published the previous Census in 2016.
