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How to create a press release in a few steps

01/27/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

1. Create a press release format. Define the four basic elements of a press release: (1) Headline, (2) Lead paragraph, (3) Body paragraph, (4) Boilerplate (company description).

2. Include the necessary information. Write a headline that points out the main point of the press release. Write a lead paragraph to convey the key message of the news. Then create several body paragraphs to provide additional important information.

3. Compose the boilerplate. Write a short paragraph that includes the description of the company for which the press release is being created.

4. Review and edit your press release. Read through the press release and make sure all information is correct. Check for grammar and spelling.

5. Publish the press release. Post the press release on your website or social media. Send it to media representatives and other relevant contacts.

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The W-questions in the press release - What information must be included?

01/26/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

1. What is the news in the press release?

2. Who published the press release?

3. Why was the press release published?

4. When was the press release published?

5. Where was the press release published?

6. Who is responsible for publishing the press release?

7. What are the objectives of the press release?

8. Wow to get the information of the press release?

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Do you want to write your own press release or have it written?

01/25/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

It depends on how important the press release is to you. If it is a business or organization that needs a professional press release, it is best to have it written or copywritten by an expert. Experts know how to write a press release in a way that is optimized for both your target audience and search engines. This can be a great help in ensuring that your press release reaches as many readers as possible.

However, if you want to write a simple press release, you can do it yourself. It is best to follow a simple structure and try to get your message across clearly and concisely. You should also make sure that all relevant facts and information are included.

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Setter and Closer - What is the difference?

01/24/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS
Setters are individuals who are responsible for opening a sales conversation and building a relationship with the customer. They ask the customer about their needs and try to develop an understanding of the customer's needs. They then explain to the customer how the product or service can help them meet their needs. Closers are people who close the sales call and make the sales deals. They use strong arguments to convince the customer to buy the product or service. They go over the details of the offer and ask questions to make sure the customer is satisfied. Finally, they close the sale by getting the customer to make a decision.
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FAQ - Writing a press release

01/24/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

1. What is a press release?

A press release is a notice issued by an organization or individual to inform the public about an event, product or service. It is usually sent to journalists, editors, and other members of the media, and it may also be posted on the organization's websites and social media channels.

2. How to write a press release?

Writing a press release is not an easy task. First, you need to create a headline that will appeal to the reader. Then, you should create a brief summary of the content. Next, you need to break down the most important information about the event, product or service you want to cover. Finally, you should add contact information so that journalists and editors can interview those who created the event, product or service.

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