Press Release Distribution: Are You Sure that Your Press Releases Are Being Read?

Writing by Brick Marketing on Wednesday, 26 of March , 2008 at 11:24 am

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The key to using press release distribution to generate online publicity is simple: make sure that the press releases that you distribute are being read. Of course, for many, that seems to be easier said than done.

While looking at other ways in which businesses generate online publicity, this paragraph was found:

 

(source)A website or a blog could be seen as a free publicity but you need to have visitors. Just publishing a website online or a blog without making the needed PR could make your traffic to be close to zero visitors. For me it’s not really a free publicity even though you can make a website or a blog for free. You should actually see them as the main goal to get visitors to. However you still need to update your website/blog weekly or daily to keep people interested and also to make sure that people know that your website is fresh and have new things every time they visit it.

Though it refers to creating blogs and websites in order to generate publicity for your business, one of the things that you’ll discover is that it also holds true for press release distribution as well.

Just as the writer discusses the need to keep content on your website and blog fresh, you need to keep the content of the press releases that you distribute fresh - and be sure that it is newsworthy. Just as there are sites where press release distribution is free, does not mean that you should only distribute to those sites - especially if they are not well established.

The press releases that you distribute need to be focused well: you need to be sure that you’re sending out the right information at the right time. You need to be sure that you’re sending them to the right spots and, ultimately, you need to ensure that the press releases that you distribute are getting the attention that they need to boost your web rankings.


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