Your 6-Step Plan For Press Release Placement
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Your 6-Step Guide to Effective Press Release Placement
Summary:
To ensure your press release doesn't go unnoticed, you need a solid pitch. Think of it as a quick, compelling proposal to editors about a potential story. If it intrigues them, they'll ask for the full release.
Important Tip: Avoid mass emailing press releases to an editor list. From my experience, it's ineffective. Instead, follow these steps:
1. Identify Your Ideal Publications:
Choose a few key publications that align with your audience, like Fortune Small Business, Entrepreneur, or the Wall Street Journal. Consider what your target audience reads and why.
2. Select the Right Section:
Focus on sections where your story fits, like sidebars, resource listings, or short news segments. These areas can be stepping stones to more prominent features in the future.
3. Know the Editor:
Determine who manages your chosen section. Obtain their name and email. Understanding the editor's preferences is crucial for publication success.
4. Understand Editorial Needs:
Discover what content the editor is looking for. You can either research previous issues to see the type of content they feature or cautiously reach out?"but many editors prefer not to receive unsolicited calls.
5. Craft a Compelling Pitch:
Begin by acknowledging the editor's needs. Then, clearly outline how your news meets those requirements using bullet points. Always include your phone number for easy contact.
6. Persist and Adapt:
Repeat steps 1 to 5 until you receive feedback. It might seem tedious, but this personalized approach yields better results than sending mass emails that blend into the background noise.
Bottom Line:
Building relationships with editors is key. Understand their needs and consistently provide valuable content with consideration and professionalism.
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