Comments on: A major tip for writing your press releases

By: Tolits Bana

Tolits Bana — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 05:16:34 +0000

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By: Joan Stewart

Joan Stewart — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 17:56:46 +0000

Your tip on press releases is right on. Search engine optimization is particularly important when writing press releases. If you use the same keywords in your releases that people use when searching online for the same information, you can attract a lot of attention for your product, service, cause or issue. I’m offering a free email course called “89 Ways to Write Powerful Press Releases.” I explain why we should no longer be writing press releases only for the press, but for consumers who can find the releases online, click through to our websites and enter our sales cycle, even if journalists don’t think our release is worthy of attention. The course includes several terrific press release samples as well as “before” and “after” makeovers. You can sign up for the free press release writing tutorial at http://www.PublicityHound.com/pressreleasetips/art.htm It’s a very long tutorial but please stick with it. By the time you’re done, it will be like earning a master’s degree in writing and distributing press releases. And you’ll know more about this topic than many PR people.

By: Mary Richmond

Mary Richmond — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:21:08 +0000

More good points! I sent out a press release this week about a show I’m in and this morning had nice coverage in the local Sunday paper. I used lots of good key words for our area and the paper picked it right up.