History
It was March of 1998 when Jim Farrell opened the doors to PRfirst. With a career that included editor and publisher of two weekly newspapers on the South Shore of Massachusetts, and vice president of a public relations firm, Jim’s solid reputation as a journalist and public relations specialist was well established. Starting with just a handful of accounts – several that remain as clients to this day – it didn’t take long for Jim to build a customer roster that represents a wide range of industries, from financial institutions to health services, property management companies to construction/architectural firms.

But he didn’t do it alone! Along the way a talented cadre of former journalists joined PRfirst, creating a team of creative, detailed, and driven media savvy professionals with the experience and skill to identify public relations opportunities and deliver results.
Over the years, through good times and not-so-good times, PRfirst has overcome tests of duration and determination, all the while keeping in mind that its clients were likewise experiencing similar successes as well as trials and tribulations.
As we continue to move forward, staying up to date with ever-changing technology, keeping pace with clients’ needs for immediacy, and increasing and improving expertise in these areas is nothing that PRfirst’s quick-study and adaptable staff cannot handle.
Times have changed since that day in March of 1998 when Jim Farrell first opened the door of PRfirst, but what hasn’t is the PRfirst team’s commitment to fostering true relationships with clients and utilizing their combined knowledge and creative skills to produce public relations campaigns that effectively expand visibility, enhance credibility, and overall strengthen organizations.
In The News

Best Practices to Grow Your Business
Effective communication and outreach is a critical tool in our business toolbox. Join CapeSpace and Cape and Plymouth Business Media as we host a discussion with PR experts Jim Farrell and Nicole Joy Hales…
The role of public relations (PR) in an organization’s marketing program profile
In simplest terms, PR is working with the news media to have them publish/post a company’s news, with two objectives: (1) increased brand awareness and visibility for the company and (2) showcasing the company’s expertise.
