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Sending a news release by e-mail - tips & tricks

01/22/2024 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

1. Use understandable language, avoid technical jargon and formulate your press release briefly and concisely.

2. Create a short, meaningful headline that reflects the essence of the message.

3. Mention details such as location and time when relevant.

4. Make sure the message is relevant to the target audience.

5. Link to further information where possible.

6. Include a professional logo/photo if possible.

7. Include contact information so journalists or readers can ask questions.

8. Make sure the content of the message is accurate.

9. Compose an email that includes the press release as an attachment.

10. Compose an email that invites the recipient to view the press release.

11. Compose an email inviting the recipient to forward the press release to their contacts.

12. Use a professional email signature with your name, contact information and logo.

13. Include a list of recipients so you can see who received the email.

14. Test the email before you send it to make sure it works properly.

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The best press release is useless if it is not disseminated

01/12/2024 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS
The best press release is useless if it is not distributed. Therefore, it is important that you send it to a wide audience. To do this, you can send the press release to daily newspapers, online media, news agencies, and radio and television stations. You can also create a press kit that includes the press release and other information about your company, service or product. You can send this folder to journalists and bloggers to attract attention. To increase the visibility of your press release, you can also publish it on your website, social networks and other press services.
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Press & Media Relations as a B2B Supplier - How to Create Competitive Advantages

01/11/2024 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

Do you want to gain a competitive advantage as a B2B supplier? Then you should consider investing in press and media relations. With professional press and media relations, you can put your company in the public eye and inform your audience about what you have to offer. This will give you a competitive edge over your competitors.

First, you need to find out which target groups you want to reach. Then you can choose the appropriate media, channels and formats to get your message across to the right people. This could be print and online media, social media platforms, blogs, podcasts, videos or professional events.

Once you have a media package in place, you can create a press release that describes your company, your offering and your message. Publish the press release to relevant media outlets and social media platforms. If you want to target a professional audience, you can also publish press conferences, interviews or professional articles.

In addition to publishing your media content, you can also participate in events and represent your company there. This is a good opportunity to establish direct contact with potential customers and strengthen your brand.

In conclusion, it is important to monitor and measure your results. This will help you determine which media content and activities have produced the best results and evaluate the effectiveness of your strategy.

With the right press and media relations, you can gain a competitive advantage as a B2B supplier and put your company in the public eye. Invest in the right media, publish the appropriate content and participate in events to strengthen your brand. This is how you create a sustainable competitive advantage.

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Distribution tool or send it yourself? How to get your message into the press

01/10/2024 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

How you get your message out to the press depends entirely on your goals and resources. If you are willing to invest time and money in a professional press release, you could hire a press distribution company to send your press release to relevant media outlets. This is a great way to increase the visibility of your message.

Alternatively, you can send out your press release yourself. This will help you save costs, but it may take longer to get your message to the right media. First, you will need to research the contact information of the relevant media and then send your press release to them via email or regular mail.

A combination of both can also be a good option. You can first try sending your press release yourself and then forward it to a press distribution company if you want more coverage.

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DIY! Doing press work the same way without an expensive PR agency

01/09/2024 | by Patrick Fischer, M.Sc., Founder & Data Scientist: FDS

1. Identify the right target audience: Define your target audience and analyze which media channels your target audience uses most.

2. Find out about the media: follow the latest developments in the media and draw up a list of the relevant media you want to address.

3. Create a press kit: develop a strong press kit that represents your brand or company and includes interesting aspects that media can cover.

4. Create a press release: create a press release that introduces your company and its products or services.

5. Contact the media: identify media contacts and contact them to let them know about your company and to make interview requests.

6. Create a social media strategy: use social media platforms to promote your brand and business, and update your profiles regularly.

7. Publish content: Regularly publish interesting and relevant content that engages your audience.

8. Create media monitoring: monitor the media to see where and how your company is mentioned and use this information to improve your strategy.

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