What makes a press release newsworthy?
Find the news in your announcement with a practical test for change, relevance, evidence, and timing before you write a press release.
Read articleNine practical guides to clearer writing, stronger relationships, and more thoughtful news distribution.
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Find the news in your announcement with a practical test for change, relevance, evidence, and timing before you write a press release.
Read articleBuild a clear press release with a factual headline, a useful opening, supporting evidence, an informative quote, and an accessible media contact.
Read articleWrite a factual, specific press release headline that makes the announcement easy to understand without exaggeration or unnecessary jargon.
Read articlePrepare a concise media pitch with a relevant angle, a clear reason for contacting the journalist, useful evidence, and a specific offer.
Read articleCheck your story, approvals, links, multimedia, audience selection, and publication timing before distributing a press release.
Read articleSet meaningful PR objectives and distinguish distribution, editorial coverage, referral traffic, and audience actions when assessing a press release.
Read articleChoose press release images and video that explain the announcement, with accurate captions, clear permissions, and accessible alternatives.
Read articleBuild more useful media relationships through relevant research, reliable responses, honest expectations, and respect for editorial independence.
Read articlePrepare a media kit with clear company facts, current biographies, usable imagery, source documents, and a reliable media contact.
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