Intern Day 2025: Insights From Our Summer Interns

National Intern Day

SCG interns, Calli, Gina-Marie, and Ben, are pulling back the curtain on their experiences! Discover how internships help shape career paths, reveal hidden passions, and provide invaluable clarity for the future. Get ready to be inspired!

Building an Engaged Community Through Social Media 

From Online to Offline: Building an Engaged Community Through Social Media 

How a personal social media project, Girls Who Walk Morristown, evolved into a vibrant offline community, highlighting key strategies like consistency, responsiveness, and platform choice to build real-world connections through online engagement.

The Secret Weapon To Marcomm: Blogging

In the realm of advertising and marketing, where trends and technologies dominate, its important to remember the strategic importance of blogging. Blogging serves as a powerful asset for building thought leadership, improving search engine visibility, enhancing content marketing, converting readers into leads, and creating a strong brand personality.

What You Need to Know About Bluesky

BlueSky

Bluesky is a new decentralized social media platform making waves. But what exactly is Bluesky, and why should PR pros be paying attention? This blog post dives into the details, exploring its unique structure, the potential for targeted engagement, and why it could be the future of online connection. Is it just a flash in the pan, or a game-changer? Find out here!

These odd things we call “Clichés”

Despite being etymologically rooted in French, clichés have become integral both to written and spoken English. “Think outside the box,” “low-hanging fruit,” “read between the lines,” and my favorite, “break a leg,” are popular examples of the thousands of clichés populating – or polluting – the world’s most flexible, widely-used language.

March Madness or Advertisement Heaven?

March is here! To some, that might indicate Saint Patrick’s Day is near or even Palm Sunday. Yet there is a specific group of people that only care about March for one reason. March Madness. As a fan of March Madness, and a former collegiate athlete, I can appreciate the passion brought by fans each year.