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How Many People Have Used GoogleNewsSubmit?
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We’ve Distributed Over 7,000 Press Releases, Including Those for Celebrities, Fortune 500 Companies, Authors, Musicians and More.
How Many People Have Used GoogleNewsSubmit?
Are You Associated With Google?
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Absolutely Not. Although We Guarantee a Press Release on Google News, We Are Not Associate With Google.
Are You Associated With Google?
Monday, July 14, 2014
6 Common Errors When Writing Press Releases
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1) Grammatical Errors: Most of us make mistakes, nonetheless it is very important that you proof- go through your article many times ahead of submission. A badly created news release can receive plenty of views, but hardly any taking the period to go to your site due to the grammar errors.
2) Content: An excellent news release always has some type of content material. Ensure that when you write your release that you excite the user and deliver exactly as promised in regards to the content. Do not have a title that misrepresents what you are offering in the body of the press release.
3) Advertising: As mentioned prior, always stay away from seeming like a commercial. A press release is a news related item. Do not try to pitch sales within the press release; always present the information as news related.
4) Exaggerated Comments: Stay away from hyping your news release with comments that seem far from the truth. Your press release must sound believable or it will be ignored. Do not fill your press release with hype ánd exaggerated statements thát cannot be backed up.
5) Email: Never include an email address that you treasure and consider personal. Every press release is made public; therefore if you post your email address within the press release you are subjecting yourself to the ever unfortunate spam offers.
6) Website: Some users actually forget to include a link to their website in their press release. Always include your website link, as more than likely it’s whát you are trying to promote.
6 Common Errors When Writing Press Releases
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Formatting Your Press Release
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How you present your news is just as important as its content. Some of these suggestions are specific to GoogleNewsSubmit
‘s distribution support.
Mixed instance. NEVER SUBMIT A PRESS RELEASE IN ALL UPPER CASE LETTERS. This is very bad form. Even if your release makes it past GoogleNewsSubmit’s editors ( highly unlikely), it will definitely be ignored by journalists. Use mixed case.
Correct grammar usage. Usually follow rules of grammar and style. Errors in grammar and style affect your credibility. Excessive errors will cause your press release to be rejected by GoogleNewsSubmit’s editors.
Word processor. Write your press release on a word processor instead of composing online. Writing online will not achieve best results. Take time to do it right. Write, print, proof read. Rewrite, edit.
No HTML. Never embed HTML or some other markup Ianguages in your press release. Your press release will be distributed over a wide array of networks. Including such formatting will negatively impact the readability of your press release.
More than one paragraph. It is nearly impossible to tell your story in a few sentences. If you do not have more than a few sentences, chances are you do not have a newsworthy item
Summary paragraph. GoogleNewsSubmit asks you to include an one-paragraph summary. Some distribution points only receive your headline, summary and a link to your press release. If you fail to include a summary paragraph, you may reduce the effectiveness of your press release.
Do not include your e-maiI address in the body of your release. We have a special place during the submission process that you should include your é-mail address. If you include your e-maiI address in the body of your press release, you run the risk of receiving spam. This is because your e-maiI address will be available to the general public. Spiders routinely scour the web harvesting e-maiI addresses for spammérs. Provide your é-mail address just in the area (s) provided through the submission process.
Ticker Symbols. Never consist of ticker symbols of others without their express composed permission.
Formatting Your Press Release
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