You know you should be sending out press releases to drum up publicity for your business. So what’s stopping you? Most business owners tell me it’s because they have no time, don’t like to write, or don’t know what to do with it once they write it. A few say they’ve sent press releases out before, but didn’t see any results.
Tracy, I just read your report and it's awesome. I never thought about using press releases that way—now I've got a whole new approach for marketing. Thanks for sharing!
-Lisa Robbin Young
Personal Branding Coach for the Home Party Community
www.homepartysolution.com
Lots of business start-up seminars will tell you to send out press releases each time you launch a new product/service or join some association board. But be honest—would you read a story about these things?
Probably not. And that’s the problem. The publications who receive the press releases are thinking, “Is this something my audience would be interested reading about?” And the answer is overwhelmingly no.
But there is one type of press release which can be written very quickly—even by people who say they can’t write—and is much more likely to be picked up by reporters.
And in less than a minute, it can be turned into an information-rich article you can use many different ways to market your business.
My FREE report, The One Press Release You Can Write to Get Thousands of Dollars Worth of Free Publicity (a $47 value), will reveal not only what this powerful type of press release is, but also:
Overall, this Report has the power to garner you thousands of dollars worth of exposure to prospects—and anyone can do it!
And you can’t beat the price!
So why would I give this information away?
There are two reasons. One is that other entrepreneurs are always asking me how to write a press release. But that’s a hard question to answer when you’re in the middle of a networking event—and a long email to try to type out afterward.
The second reason is it ticks me off when I hear that a PR firm charged some unsuspecting entrepreneur $500 or so to put out a press release about their new service or website or some other snooze-worthy topic that PR person knows has very little chance of getting picked up. If you pay someone to write a press release, they should work to find the newsworthy angle for you. Of course, that doesn’t guarantee coverage. But if they don’t at least try, they’re just taking your money!
So I decided to write something that walks you through how to create an easy type of press release that does have a chance of getting picked-up by the news media and will at least drive traffic back to your website.
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