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How to Write a Press Release, Use the Media to Grow Your Business - FREE Publicity

 

Learn how to write a press release and avoid expensive advertising as you grow your business.

A full page ad in an industry journal can cost almost $6,000. But there is a way to use the same publications to promote your business free of charge.

Journalists want and need one key thing. NEWS!

They'll gladly write about you or your business provided you know what to feed them and do it in the right way.

This is a great way to promote your business FREE.

How can you make the most of the media? Learn how to write a press release and submit it correctly to the journalists so that it gets read and published. Remember journalists have an in-satiable appetite for news.

So give them news.

News is central to journalism.

What makes news.

* Significance - anything which will affect readers' lives.

* Drama - accidents, disease outbreaks, armed actions.

* Pop - sex, scandal.

* Surprise - anything that surprises.

* Proximity - anything dramatic which relates to a person or place.

* Scale - job boost, 6,000 new jobs.

* Money - lottery winner nets $30million

* Elite issues - President, Royalty, Film Stars.

* Vogue issues - fashionable persons.

* Big guys v Little guys - pensioner defeats government.

* Death and destruction - tsunami/earthquake.

* Negative - as above.

* New - if it's new it's news.

Author: Michael Harrison
 
Author Bio:

Michael Harrison

Michael Harrison is an author, publisher and business consultant who, following a successful corporate career now specialises in helping business owners and individuals to realise and release the full potential of their situation.

He has led business turn arounds, helped many business owners to improve their businesses and advised and supported individuals to embark on new directions in their careers.

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