6 Best Tech PR Agencies in New Jersey (2026)

Full disclosure: this guide is written by Joseph Tannous, founder of Jamco PR, which is one of the agencies below. We've tried to be fair about when each agency is the better choice, including when that isn't us.

New Jersey is home to a large number of B2B technology and IT services companies. Many global IT services and consulting firms run their US headquarters from the Edison, Iselin and Princeton corridor, and the state's pharma and life sciences base has built a strong health and pharma tech sector around it. This list covers agencies with offices in New Jersey that work with technology companies. Many New Jersey companies also hire New York agencies, which we cover in a separate guide.

Which New Jersey tech PR agency is best?

For guaranteed placements on publications US enterprise buyers and investors recognise, for the company and its leaders, fast, choose Jamco PR: Business Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Finance, AP News and 35+ other outlets, the first live in as little as 24 hours. Jamco works remotely with companies in New Jersey and elsewhere.

For an independent, mid-sized agency founded in New Jersey with an enterprise technology practice, MikeWorldWide (MWW). For IT, cybersecurity, cloud and telecom trade press, MRB Public Relations. For a large independent agency with technology and B2B practices, Coyne PR. For climate tech, energy and AI infrastructure, Antenna Group. For integrated PR, social and content for high-tech companies, 3E Public Relations.

The shortlist at a glance

1. Jamco PR: best for guaranteed placements

Jamco PR gets B2B tech companies and their executives on Business Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Finance, AP News, Benzinga, Investing.com and 35+ other publications. Placements are guaranteed: if one doesn't go live within 60 days, it's replaced with another top-tier outlet at no extra cost. The first placement can be live in as little as 24 hours, and most clients see their first article within 14 days.

For New Jersey IT services and enterprise tech firms, business-media placements give US buyers something to find when they search your company and your leaders before a sales call. Choose a New Jersey agency below instead if you want a local retainer team, trade press relationships or event support.

2. MikeWorldWide (MWW): best for an independent agency with an enterprise tech practice

MWW was founded in New Jersey in 1986 and describes itself as an independent, mid-sized agency. It is now headquartered in New York and keeps New Jersey offices in Hasbrouck Heights and Trenton. Its Enterprise & Consumer Technology practice works on positioning, launches and executive thought leadership for technology brands.

Good fit for established tech companies that want a full-service independent agency with New Jersey roots.

3. MRB Public Relations: best for IT, security and cloud trade press

MRB Public Relations was founded in 1992 as a media research company working with business and technology publishers. Its site lists information technology, security, telecom, cloud technology, consumer technology, government and business as its areas. MikeWorldWide acquired MRB, a New Jersey technology specialist, in 2023.

Good fit for IT, managed services, cybersecurity and cloud companies that want coverage in the technology trade press their buyers read.

4. Coyne PR: best for a large independent agency

Coyne PR has offices in Parsippany, New Jersey and New York, and says it has been building programs for the past thirty years. Technology and Business & Industry are among its practices, and its services include generative engine optimization (GEO). It is a partner of the Worldcom Public Relations Group.

Good fit for companies that want a large independent agency able to handle corporate, B2B and consumer work together.

5. Antenna Group: best for climate tech, energy and AI infrastructure

Antenna Group lists offices in New York, San Francisco, Hackensack, Washington, D.C., London, Prague, Munich and Warsaw. Its practice areas cover AI and infrastructure energy, climate and energy, real estate and proptech, and health.

Good fit for climate tech, energy, data center and proptech companies that want a sector specialist with a New Jersey office.

6. 3E Public Relations: best for integrated PR, social and content

3E Public Relations is based in Pine Brook, New Jersey. It combines public relations, content, social media, influencers, video and AI search, and lists high-tech among its industries alongside food, franchise and healthcare.

Good fit for mid-sized tech companies that want PR, social and content from one New Jersey team.

Which agency fits your New Jersey tech company?

PR for IT services firms with a New Jersey headquarters

Many IT services and consulting firms run their US headquarters from New Jersey while most of their delivery teams sit in India or elsewhere. They sell large, long deals to US enterprise buyers, who check a vendor and its leaders online before they shortlist it. A firm with thousands of engineers can still look unknown to a US CIO if its executives have no US business-media coverage.

Three things matter most. First, US business media: placements on publications US buyers recognise give the sales team something credible to share and show up when buyers search the company. Second, executives nobody has heard of yet: the US head, the CEO and practice leaders each need their own articles and quotes, not just company news. Third, several regions: keep one story across the US, India, Europe and the Middle East, but put US-based leaders forward for US media and time announcements to US business hours.

Coverage on these publications is also among the sources AI assistants read when buyers ask which IT services firms to consider. Build it before a big RFP, a new US practice launch or an analyst briefing, not after.

New Jersey agency or New York agency?

Most national business and technology journalists work from New York, and many New Jersey companies hire New York agencies for that reason. A New Jersey agency helps with state media, local events and in-person meetings. What matters most is which publications the agency can secure for companies like yours. Our guide to tech PR agencies in New York covers the main options across the river.

How we chose these agencies

We looked for agencies with an office in New Jersey that state technology, IT or B2B tech as a practice, and checked each one's own website for its location, focus and services. New Jersey has fewer tech PR specialists than New York, so we included full-service agencies with a stated technology practice and one B2B marketing agency.

What to ask a New Jersey tech PR agency before you sign

• Which IT services or B2B tech companies like ours have you placed in the last 6 months, and where?
• Can you reach US business media, not just IT trade press?
• Can you make several executives visible, including leaders outside the US?
• What is guaranteed, and what is only pitched?
• How will we measure results: articles published, branded search and pipeline, or activity reports?