I realized lately that I have been neglecting you, the loyal few that have subscribed to this blog even though I only give you a few posts a year. In return for your dedication, I thought it was only appropriate to share with you one of our most recent endeavors, Rose and Bows. Rose and Bows is a blog dedicated to the wedding planning and … Continue reading I’m Getting Married… You Should Know
Very rarely do I venture down the road of politics, but I couldn’t pass up this story. After accidentally finding this video of children growing up in the middle of the Syrian civil war, I couldn’t ignore it. This may be the most powerful story I’ve written with Hypervocal. This is just a small excerpt from the article: After only a whisper of concern in … Continue reading The Children of Syria: A Big Reason to Care About the Syrian Civil War
I moved to New York, and it was time to make all of my work look I deserved to be here. So here is my new look and the new look of Real Communication. Just as an update, I’m interning with Hypervocal.com a fantastic online new source that offers the news with an unending flavor of snark. In addition to the Hypervocal internship, our work … Continue reading A New Look For A New Year
Shakespeare’s Juliet asks, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” But here’s the deal. Everything is in a name. As I approach graduation, I catch myself judging names of companies pretty often. Though I’m not a stickler for only the big names like Edelman and Ogilvy, I do look for a sense of strength … Continue reading Everything is in a Name
After having a virtually inactive Tumblr account, and in light of the RNChic2012 and DNChic projects, I decided that it was time to begin putting my photography portfolio online. The projects are both operated on the Tumblr platform, and so it was a natural choice to use my existing account for my portfolio. To see it, check out this link! I hope you enjoy! http://jgwilb.tumblr.com/ Continue reading Tumblr needed some love!
As my final semester approaches, and I consider everything that I have learned and studied as a Public Relations student, I reflect on the emphasis on networking. The saying “it’s not what you know, but who you know” has more credence now than ever, considering the growing hardship that is the job market. Understanding the benefit of networking is therefore key to being successful, however, … Continue reading Why having the biggest network, isn’t having the best network
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