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we’re San Diego experts. It’s the place we live, the
place we work, the place we love. Call it our home-field advantage.
But like any good team, we’re quite capable of succeeding
on the road. We’ve shown time and again that if a client
wants or needs to grow beyond San Diego, or if a company, project
or endeavor based outside our home turf comes calling, we’re
more than up to the task, often bringing a fresh perspective that
helps the client reach heights even they didn’t imagine.
Always exceeding expectations, we’re quite capable of helping
our clients grow nationally and succeed in locales beyond San
Diego.
The inaugural two-day 2B Alive Assisted Living Summit sponsored by the Mexican
Association of Retirement Communities brought together speakers from throughout Mexico, Canada and the
United States in La Jolla, Calif., to discuss how to build a greater quality of life in Mexico for the
world’s retirees. With very little notice, j. simms, in partnership with O’Sullivan Internacional, sprang
into action to promote this groundbreaking, yet highly specialized, conference to media on both sides of
the border. The j. simms / O’Sullivan team embarked on a whirlwind PR campaign aimed at real estate,
retirement and cross-border affairs reporters. To appease English and Spanish-speaking media, all press
materials were distributed in both English and Spanish and a bi-lingual industry expert was made available
to answer on-camera inquiries. These aggressive efforts resulted in several Web hits on pertinent related
sites and an in-depth feature story on a local San Diego TV news station is in the works.
The Strand at Headlands, a rare development
of oceanfront custom-home building sites, is situated on 121 acres
of pristine terrain in Orange County -- just up the coast from
San Diego. Targeting jet-setters and our country’s wealthiest
individuals, The Strand has homesites priced at an average of
$6 million, each. Less than six months after j. simms agency was
hired to implement a PR campaign aimed at national high-end consumer
magazines, this Dana Point project was featured in more than a
dozen of the most luxurious magazines in the country. Attracting
buyers from across the United States, including Chicago, New York,
Miami, Las Vegas, and as far away as Sydney, Australia, The Strand
has sold a total of 35 of these multimillion-dollar building sites
to date.
Seahaus, a luxury condominium project in the
Bird Rock area of La Jolla, was the first urban renewal undertaking
by Barratt American. After a year of steady sales using traditional
marketing techniques, sales came to a virtual halt with 25 million-dollar
residences remaining for sale. Our research showed that out-of-state
and second-home buyers were a new group of potential buyers we
could target. Five months after j. simms agency implemented a
national PR plan for Seahaus, 17 homes had sold, nine of which
were to out-of-state buyers. This represented an increase of more
than 300 percent.
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