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How to write a press release

Press releases follow a specific format, and it's critical that you include important information. We've created a step-by-step guide on how to write a solid press release to ensure that all of your press releases are as good as they can be.

An attention-grabbing headline 

The most important aspect of your press release is the headline. The headline is read by 5 times as many people as the body copy. Summarize your main point in 10-20 words, use data (keyword research! ), and consider your reader's interests.

Structured format 

A structured Global newswire format  provides reporters with a well-organized setup for your story. The first line should always include the date and location of the event—your it's 30-second elevator pitch. Your press release should address the five W's: who, what, where, when, and why. More bullet points can help summarise key findings, and your second or third paragraph can provide more context. "###" should be centred above the boilerplate at the end of your press release.

Use a factual writing style

The golden rule of news wire Your press release should contain accurate information about the product, person, or event being covered. Keep the adjectives to a minimum and the fluff to a minimum.

Add a boilerplate

Your company is not well-known to everyone. A boilerplate contains background information as well as a brief summary of what your company does.

Include a media kit
You have no control over what the press says about you. However, you have control over the images they use. A media kit is a folder containing downloadable assets that support a story, such as high-resolution photos, videos, data visualisations, and technical specs.

Use quotes

A human voice in a story adds a personal touch, and journalists frequently use quotes to enhance their stories. To save journalists time and effort, quote key stakeholders.

Include other coverage

Has your story been covered elsewhere? To increase your credibility and trustworthiness, link news articles to your press release. We've discovered that journalists frequently use your coverage to get quotes for their stories.

Don’t forget contact info

It is critical to include clear links to contact information and spokespeople so that journalists can follow up by phone, email, or Linkedin. Provide basic contact information such as name, role, phone number, email, and social media links to accommodate their preferred medium. Make it clear that they will also have access to a company representative, such as the CEO, to make it more appealing.

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