Press Release Writing And Article Writing Have A Lot In Common

By allen on May 12th, 2008
Posted in Press Release Writing |

Press release writing and article writing have a lot in common. You can actually get a lot of short term benefit out of press release writing, if you do it right. When you sit down to write your press release, think about what you want to get out of it. Who is your press release targeted to and what is it promoting? You’ll have to do some keyword research to find out what the best keywords are for promoting the event that you want to promote. Don’t skip this step because it’s one of the most important parts of the writing process.

Just as you would optimize an article for maximum marketing effectiveness, you also want to optimize your online press release. It isn’t enough to just write a press release that markets your event. It must be optimized. Remember, people will find your press release in one of two ways - they’ll either conduct a keyword search and pull up your press release based on the keywords that you use, or they’ll find it through a topical search on the press release distribution website. Either way, your press release will need to use the proper keywords to be found.

Today’s press releases are not so cut and dry as writing it down and sending it to the newspaper or TV station of choice. You really want to make sure you target your release to the right people. Otherwise, you’ll just be sending words into a vacuum.

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By Russ on 05.12.08 8:08 pm

Stumbled across your site while doing research. Great Blog!


By Anonymous on 05.13.08 12:32 pm

Press Release Writing And Article Writing Have A Lot In Common…

Press release writing and article writing have a lot in common. You can actually get a lot of short term benefit out of press release writing, if you do it right….


By allen on 05.19.08 9:58 am

Thanks Russ!




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