Chloe Roberts

Chloe Roberts has worked directly in analyst relations for over 3 years. Her experience includes working with large enterprises, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Microsoft, as well as a variety of start-up and scaleup clients with Starsight. In May 2021 Chloe joined the IIAR> as a member and became a certified Industry Analyst Relations professional. She has a BSc in Communication and Media Studies from Loughborough University and is currently studying for a Masters in Strategic Communication at the University of Western Australia.

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ANALYST RELATIONS 101: how to prepare an analyst briefing and what do analyst want to hear from B2B tech vendors?

No matter what your PR agency says, industry analysts are not the same as media journalists. Press reporters interviews are an opportunity to tell your company’s story in the hope of inspiring a newsworthy, clickable, headline. Briefings for industry analysts such as the FIG’s (Forrester, IDC and Gartner) and others firms are an opportunity to

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Analyst Relations 101: The powers and limitations of market share methodology.

Technology vendors, start-ups and scaleups all can weaponise market shares. We spoke to some industry analysts that are experts in market shares to unpack the process of creating them and the limitations of the method. Here’s what you must understand about them.

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