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How to Strike light in the Press Release Email

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What should be included in a press release email?

In summary, you need: A great subject line. Quick cover note. The press release copied and pasted. E-mail signature. The To line and BCC line completed (when appropriate) Review before sending.

How do I send a media advisory email?

When you write a media advisory, include the following key elements: A brief, direct, and informative headline announcing the event. A sub-headline to clarify or add more information about the event. Contact information (name, title, phone number, email address). A brief explanation of the events purpose.

How do you write a press release email?

How to write the best press release email pitch Keep your subject line SHORT. Use analytics to hone your headline. Send to small, targeted groups. Make it personal (or at least mail merge) Keep it to

Should I attach a press release to an email?

Include your press release Including your press release in the email instead of attaching it can save journalists the time it would take to download and open the file. This may increase the likelihood that journalists view and read your press release.

What do you put in a press release email?

How to write the best press release email pitch Keep your subject line SHORT. Use analytics to hone your headline. Send to small, targeted groups. Make it personal (or at least mail merge) Keep it to

When you distribute a news release via email what should you enter in the subject line?

Below is an example of how to send a press release via email, along with an explanation of why we wrote it as we did. 1) The Email Subject Line: State your release intention: Is it for immediate release, where any journalist can immediately publish it?

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