Press Release Management: 8 Questions to Ask Before You Hit Submit

Writing by Brick Marketing on Friday, 14 of March , 2008 at 11:47 am

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When it comes to press release management, one of the best things that you can do is to make sure that you’re creating releases that will help you to reach your goals. The best way to do that is to ask yourself the following questions before you hit the submit button for an online distribution site or send if you’re sending out press releases by email.

1. Is the point of my press release clear? In other words, when someone reads the release, will they be able to get your message right away?
2. Does my press release focus on something that counts as news? If your press release isn’t newsworthy, well, it’s not quite a press release, is it?
3. Does my press release offer something to the reader? Is the content worth reading?
4. Is the press release that I have created something that readers will trust?
5. Is the press release that I’ve written something that people will connect with?
6. Does the press release that I’m submitting encourage people to look for more information?
7. Am I including too much information? It’s important that, when you write a press release you encourage your readers to participate; a press release isn’t an article or a sales pitch; make sure that you’re leaving out enough to keep them interested - without neglecting important details.
8. Am I accomplishing what I set out to do?

When you are able to be sure that you’re including the right information in the right format, press release management is easier: you won’t have to worry about leaving things out, about giving too much away or about alienating readers. Instead, you’ll find that it’s a lot easier to attract the response that you’re looking for.

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