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How To Write Press Releases by Gaetane Ross
By Gaetane Ross
So you have a new and bright web site that you will be putting in circulation very soon, you
will need advertising for this site to make a big splash on the market. How does one go
about writing a big press release for an impending site introduction? You are not alone if
you are unsure on this, but there are a few pointers to get you started, and are successful
at it at the same time.
Keeping in mind that you are going to need the public's attention, on this media release it
is important to remember the fact that the news sells. What you need is very persuasive
communication to get your point across. If an editor finds material that makes false promise
of nonsense claims that are just not reasonably accepted, they will trash the media release.
Some of the most common are one of a kind, changing the face of the planet, or everyone
wins. The entire premise is to act and think like a reporter to get the word out in that
media format. If the release is not in a journalistic format, it will not be taken
seriously.
A good measure would be to make the title around ten words, keep it short to grab attention.
Brief summary or the information should be in the headline, and should be dynamic and bold.
You are trying to reach mass public; it should be as broad as a roadside sign or billboard.
The best way to get a good review is to have the editor notice your release above all
others, this can be done in just a few words. Just like all good journalists know the most
potent and important part of the release is always the opening paragraph. This can be
referred to as the summary lead. It is always the most important facet of any release that
you incorporate the common 5 w's of journalism, not excluding the single and ever important
h. who, what, when, where, and the single how are the mainstay in quality information that
everyone truly looks for when reading a release. It is imperative on this note to include
them.
This is the beef of the information with the introduction and the closing statements
surrounding this bulk. It is the introduction that leads the readers down the path of
craving more on the subject it must be powerful. This opening paragraph is what is known as
the hook. This hook not only has to grab the audience's attention but the press and the
editor as well. Not always an easy task. The hook in every sense of the word is strictly
fact and not a method of persuasion to the masses.
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About the Author
Gaetane Ross
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