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How to bold ink in the Press Release Email

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In this tutorial, the speaker discusses the essential elements of creating effective press releases, addressing common questions and challenges faced by brand owners. They acknowledge the difficulty of condensing extensive information into a concise format and recognize that many aren’t naturally inclined to write. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the governing rules of press releases, including what is acceptable and what isn’t. A linked cheat sheet offers guidance on crafting attention-grabbing press releases. The aim is to provide clarity on how to effectively communicate key messages while avoiding common pitfalls.

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Main Tips for Writing a Press Release K.I.S.S. Keep it super simple. Be Concise. Journalists work on tight schedules. Focus on Facts. A press release is not the place for subjective opinions. Use Quotes. Be Newsworthy. Product Launches. Store Openings. New Partnerships.
Preferably use a serif font (like Times New Roman) and a font size of 11 or 12 pt. {ENTER body of press release paragraph here. Body of press release paragraph.
Bold the lead-in text for each point of your bulleted list, making them skimmable. Incorporate links and other clickable elements. These make up nearly half of all eye stops in a press release. They get attention and help casual readers digest your news.
Press Release Format Contact information and For Immediate Release at the top. Title and italicized subheading to summarize the news. News location and news peg in opening line. Two to three paragraphs to add context and additional details. Bulleted facts and/or figures. Company description at the bottom.
Start your email with an attention-grabbing subject line. Greet the recipient by their first name (Hi Stacy) and congratulate them on their latest achievement/personal success. Briefly include all the information about the press release in a concise manner. Also, dont forget to add a small CTA at the end of the email.
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.
PR pitch email checklist Write a snappy subject line that will stand out in a sea of emails. Keep it short and sweet, stick to the main points and offer to answer any questions. Add a personal touch by doing your research on the journalist you are pitching to and explain why they would be a great fit for your story.
To end a press release: Provide a call-to-action what you want people to do. Add a boilerplate description of your company. Give direct contact information to your media contact, including a mobile number so journalists can contact you easily.

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