Public Relations Professional with nearly 30 years of PR agency and media strategy experience
Journalist-turned Public Relations Professional and PR agency owner
With over 50 years of combined corporate communications, media relations and journalism expertise, our boutique PR agency offers the perfect blend of media strategy and corporate positioning that produces top-tier results.
Our founders, Jesse Nash and Brian Hyland, combine old-school methods with modern public relations tactics to identify
With over 50 years of combined corporate communications, media relations and journalism expertise, our boutique PR agency offers the perfect blend of media strategy and corporate positioning that produces top-tier results.
Our founders, Jesse Nash and Brian Hyland, combine old-school methods with modern public relations tactics to identify the best stories and get them in front of the right journalists.
Natural-born storytellers, Jesse and Brian are experts in their ability to quickly identify the best media strategy to reach a brand’s primary audiences or stakeholders.
We will design a strategic communications program that will uncover opportunities to tell your story in a unique, strategic, results-oriented way.
It’s YOUR story. We're a
Natural-born storytellers, Jesse and Brian are experts in their ability to quickly identify the best media strategy to reach a brand’s primary audiences or stakeholders.
We will design a strategic communications program that will uncover opportunities to tell your story in a unique, strategic, results-oriented way.
It’s YOUR story. We're a PR agency that is here to help you tell it to the world.
Besides being the nickname of one of the public relations firm's founders, we chose the cricket as our mascot because they are one of nature’s most efficient storytellers.
With a flick of a wing, their song can be heard up to a mile away (which is quite far, relative to their size). What better PR agency partner could you find to develop
Besides being the nickname of one of the public relations firm's founders, we chose the cricket as our mascot because they are one of nature’s most efficient storytellers.
With a flick of a wing, their song can be heard up to a mile away (which is quite far, relative to their size). What better PR agency partner could you find to develop a media strategy that tells your brand’s story to the world?
We are more than a PR agency for-hire. We are part of your corporate communications and media strategy team.
We work with our clients to help plan messaging and a public relations strategy not just for media outreach, but also corporate branding, goal-setting, planning and development, and of course crisis management.
Our goal is to drive traffic to your sales funnel by developing a long-term plan to secure earned media coverage resulting in increased brand awareness and share-of-voice among your target audiences
With decades of experience in journalism and corporate communications, our leading offering is the development and execution of high-quality, impactful media strategy campaigns.
Whether you're just launching, introducing a new product, new book or new podcast, or simply trying to get ahead of the competition, Our PR agency can craft a strategic messaging and public relations plan to fit your needs and your budget.
Your customers want to work with a trusted brand whose leaders are consistently featured in the media spotlight.
We specialize in helping founders, CEOs and executives share their voice by publishing intelligent, thought-provoking content and growing visibility through earned, owned and social media platforms.
“I don’t believe that reading for pleasure will ever become a thing of the past. It is the most timeless pleasure and it has the ability to endure” Says Louise Baigelman, Founder of Storyshares. "I don’t believe that reading for pleasure will ever become a thing of the past. It is the most timeless pleasure and it has the ability to endure.”
In this podcast interview with host Buzz Knight, Motown's legendary A&R Man, William "Mickey" Stevenson shares some behind-the-scenes music stories - reminiscing about the late, great Duke Fakir, and talking about his latest projects, including a new song written for Kamala Harris and his upcoming musicals
Manufacturing writer Jim Vinoski reported about the ongoing critical shortage of skilled workers, noting that "one company that’s tackling all those aspects of the problem simultaneously is SolidProfessor." Featuring interviews with Co-Founder Tony Glockler, Content Evangelist Jacob Ames, Karmen Warner of SkillsUSA and Martin Ohnemus of Knapheide.
“The state is within a day’s journey to more than 60% of the U.S. So, you can explore this state or one of dozens of others without a big undertaking. I’ve never experienced such hospitality as in Tennessee. I like to be in a place where everyone is as friendly as I am.”
Singing sensation Nutsa Buzaladze performed her new single, "Mother's Love" on GDNY June 12. The song, written by Cricket Public Relations' own Jesse Nash, is dedicated to all mothers!
Medical Design & Outsourcing and dozens of trade outlets covered the news that A3D's expansion signifies a tripling of capacity for advanced additive manufacturing and multi-jet fusion printing
In this article in Business.com, Brian Hyland shares about the importance of balancing what consumers find online about your brand, advising companies to strategically plan new, positive content that can minimize older, negative content.
“Whether you’re B2B or B2C, your customers and prospects often do their online ‘due diligence’ way before they contact you and too many bad reviews (or not enough positive news) is likely killing your prospects. With new content, the reputation management firm can use algorithms to replace the negative stories, pushing them further down the search pages."
“The best way to push down the old content is through earned media placements. Bylined articles in verified press, opinion pieces, Q&As and industry interviews are the best tools for improving online reputation.”
Journalists feel the pitches they receive from Public Relations professionals are not relevant to their coverage. 📰
The Solution? Do your research and target 🎯 journalists who cover the topic or industry you're pitching, and know what (and how) they write! ✍
But how can we do that when we have to pay more than $6,000 per year in subscription fees to get past the #paywalls? 💸
I address this issue in my latest column in MediaPost's MediaDailyNews
Brian Hyland is the lead expert in this ROI-NJ story about the changing landscape of the public relations industry.
"While dangling from one of Arizona’s rocky cliffs, Brian Hyland’s client placed his climbing gear into a locked setting to answer his buzzing cell phone.
On the line was a Wall Street Journal reporter who wanted to talk about a product. In spite of the sheer drop beneath him, the vacationing company leader had been anticipating the call — and paused his ascent to go ahead with the interview.
His client’s willingness to go above — far above — and beyond that day earned Hyland, co-founder and CEO at Cricket Public Relations, a strong relationship with a reporter. As New Jersey’s newsrooms continue to shed the reporters they have on staff by the day, public relations professionals need those relationships now more than ever.
We believe that a public relations team with a professional yet personal, human touch can make a great impact. Contact us and together we will help you tell your story to the world.
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