How Do You Write A Press Release?
Written by Misty Jhones
- A press release must be reliable. This means that the first paragraph contains the most important information and the last paragraph contains the least important information. For example, a journalist can simply delete the last paragraph (s) if there is too little space to fully post your message;
- Writing is deleting. Prevent duplicate information in your message, take a critical look at your text after writing. Press releases are rarely longer than one A4. Have your message read by someone else. Even if you are so sure of your case, a mistake is made quickly and is sloppy;
- Also avoid the frequent repetition of certain words. Search for synonyms or use references;
- Use in your writing style as much as possible the active form and write in the present tense;
- A combination of business information and personal additions reads pleasantly. For example, use quotes from people involved to make your story a bit more lively.
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