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Press Release TipsHeadline:
Make your Headline a single sentence of well thought out, Keyword enhanced, creative, grammatically correct English, which compels a visitor to click on it.
Summary:
The summary is the snippet that Internet users will first see of your press release. Make it attention grabbing and interested enough for visitors to click the headline and link through to the rest of your press release. Focus on who, what, when, where, why and how. A poor summary that doesn't entice will not get your important news read.
Body:
City, State or Country (SANEPR) Month, Day, Year. Always begin with a correctly formatted 'Date Line', recognizing that it can take 2 days for a news wire service to approve and distribute most press releases. Expand on the information in your summary paragraph, in an interesting way. Keep the visitors attention, now that you have gained it. Avoid using Jargon, too many adjectives, complex language and long sentences. Remember to reiterate your most important message and repeat the most important keywords in the first paragraph.
The body of your press release should always contain more than one paragraph. Use the second paragraph to affirm credibility. "I generally use quotes, usually in the second paragraph of the Press release that I write, to add a human factor and weight" Stated, Conor D O'Connor, CEO of Sane Systems S.L. Ensure that the quote is accompanied by information and keywords that have relevance and add value, rather than simply inflate an executives ego. The third paragraph can be used to expand more detail and include more in depth facts. Try using Bullets to:
The final paragraph of the body should always re-affirm and summarize the key points of your press release, but not repeat what has already been stated. You can include product availability, trademark acknowledgment, and finally a call to action such as 'For more information' or 'for a demonstration' please contact: accompanied by your organizations contact details. About Your Company: This should be short and informative corporate back ground that can give an insight to your companies focus, and achievements. This should not be a detailed rendition of your organizations history, but more of a very brief mission statement along with what your company actually does. CONTACT INFORMATION:A person in your Organisation that regularly deals with media and marketing contacts. |
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