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Published on Nov 18, 2015
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how to write a great
Press Release
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newsworthy
stories
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worth sharing
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honest & factual
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short & concise
500-700 words maximum
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W's
WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY
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clear CALL TO ACTION
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A website to visit
event to subscribe to, contact information
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first step
of relationship building
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provide relevant
content
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videos & hyperlinks
your Logo, Pictures, screenshots of your website / software etc
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DIY publishing
via Social Media
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importance of a catching headline
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Headline is the very first thing your readers see
Based on the "hook", they will decide if it is worth
reading or not.
The best headlines are usually very informative
or highly though provoking.
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killer headline
AND killer first paragraph
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first paragraph must contain the main objective
Your reader will determine here if it is worth reading
It needs to contain the summary of the Press Release
Save your examples, quotes, facts & figures for later on
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optimize
your Press Release
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Choose 2 - 3 keywords carefully that best describes your product
Ensure they are common expressions and not industry jargon
Research Google on those keywords for comparison
Include Keywords in your title and summary of the press release
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Link building
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relevant links will enhance the reader's experience
and your website indexing
If possible don't link them to your homepage
but to deeper more relevant pages: ie single topic = better keyword density
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just remember
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Press releases should never be written for SEO purposes only
Your content should always be relevant clear and easy to read
Nobody likes to read whole paragraphs with the same keywords repeated
If your article doesn't look "natural"
your SEO efforts will do you more harm than good
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