Creating a Buzz with Online Press Releases

Writing by Brick Marketing on Sunday, 20 of January , 2008 at 1:03 pm

When you’re writing and submitting press releases for online distribution, creating a buzz should be among your top priorities. Fortunately, there are some easy steps that you can take to create a buzz without going over the top.

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  1. Issue press releases regularly. While it’s essential to have something newsworthy to discuss, having a regular schedule for your press releases isn’t the worst idea possible. Consider setting a schedule for your releases and then matching project releases and events to that schedule.
  2. Choose to submit your press releases to an agency that will submit their listings to Google and other major search engines: this will help to get the word out most efficiently.
  3. Consider including an audio file with your press release if the service you use allows it: this adds content and draws more attention to the press release.
  4. Ensure that you are targeting your press release to your area.
  5. Choose the right links in your press release - and the right anchor text to encourage others to click through.

These simple steps will all go a long way to creating the right buzz with your press release. Add them to your regular focuses - creating an eye-catching headline, using search engine optimization techniques and a great product, service or event to market - and you just might find that it’s hard to keep up with the buzz you create!

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