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Can you put a picture in a press release?

Images work best when they are eye-catching, high quality, and relevant. Steer clear of generic stock photos. Instead, choose images that clearly relate to your story, as in the above examples. For visual press releases, its best to use high quality, high-resolution photos.

How do you write a press release for a book signing?

A good press release follows these guidelines and includes these parts: Write in Third Person. Your press release should sound like a news story, not an advertisement. Press Release Headline. This is your hook. Subheader. Dateline. Intro. Quote. Short Author Bio (a.k.a., Boilerplate) Book Info.

What should be in a press release for a book?

What should a book press release include? A well-written book press release needs to grab the readers attention, describe what your book is about and why people should read it, and provide basic information about the book for selling and distribution (e.g. title, author, publication date, where to buy).

Should a press release have a logo?

Generally speaking, your logo should go at the top of your page. You can put it in the left or right corner, or right in the middle. The logo helps a news agency immediately recognize who sent them the release. Its one of the easiest steps when learning how to write a press release.

What must a press release include?

The essential tool to help you get your story out there Write a clear, captivating headline. Include the release date and your location. Quickly tell them what they need to know. Then give more context. Be honest and unbiased. Eliminate industry jargon. Include relevant, colorful quotes. Sign off appropriately.

What are the 7 parts of a press release?

The seven parts of a press release include the headline, dateline, introduction (lead or lead-in), body, boilerplate, call to action (CTA), and contact information. The body contains the key takeaways and the quote in our list above.

How do you caption a picture in a press release?

Include captions: Use captions with your photos to make them even more interesting. Describe whats going on in the photo using a complete sentence or two (with a verb). Remember the credit: Be sure to credit the photographer in each caption. Use Photo by (name of photographer, and company, if applicable).

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