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Writing and Publishing a Press Release - A How-To Guide

02/01/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

Step 1: Choose a topic for your press release.

Before you start writing your press release, you must first choose a topic. Choose a topic that is interesting and that is tailored to your target audience. Think about what information you want to share with your audience, focusing on an important event, new product or service you offer.

Step 2: Research and write your press release.

Once you've chosen a topic for your press release, it's time to start your research. Gather as much relevant information as you can and make sure your facts are accurate. Then, create a draft of your press release and write it. When doing so, make sure your press release is short, concise and informative. Don't use technical terms and word your press release in plain, easy-to-understand English.

Step 3: Add a photo or video.

Photos and videos are a great way to illustrate your press release and reach your target audience. Add a photo or video to your press release if needed to make it more interesting and meaningful.

Step 4: Publish your press release.

Once your press release is complete, it's time to publish it. There are several ways you can publish your press release. You can send it to news outlets and other media, you can post it on your website or other websites, or you can share it on social media.

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How your press release reaches the editorial offices

01/31/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS
To get your press release into the newsrooms, you should first develop a good understanding of how press relations work. First, make sure your press release is tailored to the needs of the media and tells an interesting story. Then you can send your press release to the appropriate editors. To make sure your press release is sent to the right editors, you can create a press release distribution list. This list should include all the editorial offices to which your press release should be sent. You can also start an email marketing campaign to send your press release to the right audiences.
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Creating Press Releases - Our Tips for Success

01/30/2023 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

The creation of press releases is an important part of a company's marketing. A well-designed press release can help increase the company's visibility in the public eye and reach a wide audience. Here we have compiled some tips to help you write successful press releases and help your company gain visibility.

1. Familiarize yourself with your audience: when writing a press release, always keep your audience in mind. Remember that you are sending your release to journalists, editors, and other members of the media who want to cover your business. Try to find a language and content structure that is relevant and interesting to your audience.

2. Keep it short and concise: Press releases should be short and concise to grab the audience's attention. Try to summarize your message in a sentence or two and present it in a memorable way.

3. Use reliable sources: To write a credible press release, always use reliable sources. Only use sources that provide you with trustworthy information and avoid making unsubstantiated claims.

4. Use citations: Quotes are a good way to emphasize your message and add credibility. Use quotes from company representatives, experts or others that support your point of view and reinforce your message.

5. Create a good headline: A good headline is the essence of a press release. Use a powerful headline that piques the reader's interest and makes them want to learn more about the news.

6. Use a consistent format: use a consistent format to create your press release. Make sure all the information is easy to read and understand. Avoid conveying too much information in a press release and stick to a consistent format to improve readability.

7. Publish your press release on multiple platforms: Publish your press release on multiple platforms for greater reach. Publish your press release on your website, social media, a press release database or a press portal.

We hope these tips have been helpful to you. If you need more information about creating press releases, feel free to contact us. We will be happy to help you.

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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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