More Than Hashtags: How to Succeed with Social Media
For brands, whether corporate or personal, this enormous level of social media engagement can play a crucial role in building brand awareness and in turn, generating customers or clients…
NJBIZ Features NAI James E. Hanson Exclusive Listing Assignment
NAI James E. Hanson’s, John J. Schilp, the exclusive broker on this assignment, shares his ideas regarding a possible zip line park at this location…
Polaroid Gears Up for the Holidays in Gift Guides
The R&J team ensured our client Polaroid was featured in numerous gift guides this holiday season…
So, What’s Your Story?
In our world, differentiating between telling a “good” story and a “bad” story ultimately means the difference between being an average or a great communications firm…
Selecting a PR Agency: The Best One is Often the One Next Door
When people ask me what I enjoy most about my job, it’s tough to choose just one thing. But when it comes down to it, the best way I can describe what I love most is finding homes for stories…
The Fine Art of Media Outreach
Congratulations, you’ve written a press release. You’ve triple-checked all your grammar and cross-checked with AP style….
What Would You Say You Do Best?
For me, that question has a very simple answer and it’s one that hasn’t changed since we expanded our scope of services and changed the name of the company…
What Is Thought Leadership (And Do You Need It)?
Thought leadership. It’s a term often heard in our office these days, and it has become a major reason that clients seek out our services. But what does it really mean…
GlobeSt. Features Denholtz Associates Refinance Deal in Bridgewater
R&J client Denholtz Associates recently secured a 10-year, $3.975-million refinancing on five of the flex-industrial properties within the park, totaling 115,714 square feet…
What the Heck is “Strategic Communications?”
It’s been almost a year since we rebranded our firm from R&J Public Relations to R&J Strategic Communications. In that time, I’ve found myself explaining the distinction between “SC” and “PR” more times than I can count…
