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PRESS RELEASE WRITING HELP / TIPS:

Optimize your Press Release for Search Engines Using this Free SEO Tool Designed Exclusively for Press Release SEO

Friday, 06 November 2009 12:04
Keyword Density is the #1 factor that search engines take into consideration when choosing how high to put your press release in their search results.
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Don't Forget the Dateline!

Friday, 06 November 2009 11:56

When writing your press release, don't forget to add a dateline.

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The #1 Rule of Press Release Writing

Thursday, 22 October 2009 14:58

The #1 rule of press release writing is to never write a press release without annoucing news about yourself or your organization. All good press releases answer the question "what happened" or "what will happen".

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How to Write an Effective Press Release in One Hour or Less

Thursday, 15 October 2009 15:52
The purpose of this article is to outline the basic steps and instructions for writing a press release quickly. Writers that follow these simple rules should be able to write an effective press release in an hour or less.
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SEO Press Release Creation: How to Write a Press Release that Search Engines Love

Thursday, 15 October 2009 15:51

Press releases are the most effective tools in helping your web site climb to the top of search engine results. To be effective, a press release must be written correctly. Here is a list of the most important things that the search engines look for in a press release.

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"For Immediate Release" or NOT "For Immediate Releae"

Tuesday, 07 July 2009 12:52
A lot of articles about press release writing will tell you to include the words "for immediate release" at the top of the press release.
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Tips from a Press Release Professional - What to Do and What to Avoid!

Friday, 10 April 2009 10:19

Things TO DO:

  1. Always write in third person. An example is as follows: "xyz company will provide their users with new widget" NOT LIKE THIS: "we will provide you with new widget". Any first person commentary, such as testimonials or product reviews should only be in a quote with the source listed.
  2. Keep words to between 250 and 500.
  3. Begin your press release with a short description of the news and then provide the details.
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10 Simple Steps to Writing a Great Press Release

Friday, 10 April 2009 09:33
  1. Determine what your news is. What are you announcing? Are you announcing a new web site? A change to your web site? A new product? A new feature to your product? Are you voicing your opinion to a topic in the news? Have you hired someone new? What is your news. This is the first step to writing a press release. Everything else is easy.
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