PRESS RELEASE WRITING press release writing service – the benefits Why consider using a press release writing service? Editors on busy newsdesks can receive hundreds of press releases every day. Our journalist and PR-trained copywriters know how to angle a story and write a press release that gets taken seriously. With PR Centre you get …
PR DISTRIBUTION Finding the right target audience of journalists, bloggers and opinion formers to spread the word for you can be a daunting task. At PR Centre we craft bespoke media distribution lists from our database of over 800,000 media contacts. You can select where your press release goes by choosing relevant industries, geographical locations …
BLOG WRITING Looking for an online blog writing service? Everybody says having a blog on your site is a good idea – and they’re right! But nobody told you how many hours you’d have to spend writing and optimising them. Blogs serve to give your organisation some personality, and they’re a great way to optimise your …
WEB COPYWRITING Looking for an online website copywriting service? The web is a visual medium, but your web content is far more important than you might think. Of course web pages should look good, but it’s well-crafted and relevant web copy that actually boosts your page ranking, helps people to find you and convinces customers …
We often get asked to write copy – website copy, copy for brochures, PR – by the very people able to talk knowledgeably about their company, industry and products. And while talking and writing are clearly different ‘things’, talking about what you’re planning to write about can really free your creative juices. Many of us sit down to type …
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Images, photographs in particular, help to bring a press release to life. Photos can also make a press release more publishable – they make the story more interesting, therefore more likely to be used by a journalist. But, do not think that just any photo is a good photo: Your photo: Must be relevant to the …
All too often you can feel like the plain kid when trying to woo your readers through copywriting. But used well, the ellipsis (a set of three dots . . . ) can be your secret weapon − the equivalent of a ‘7 stone weakling to Charles Atlas’ makeover. That’s because inserting an ellipsis elicits. …
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All too often we see examples of press release writing where the document has been created as a sales piece which has no context or relevance to the intended end reader. 1. Think about the media you’re intending to appeal to, before you write the release. 2. Consider what the consumers (readers, listeners, watchers) of that media …
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