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Making Press Releases Work For Your SEO Campaigns |

Saturday, 13 March 2010
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Just as press releases are a great way of picking up free offline marketing and exposure, they can also be an effective traffic generator online, and most SEO companies can help you to make the most of the free and paid press release services on the Internet. For a fixed or monthly fee, you can make sure your press releases conform to the majority of the press release sites we use guidelines and also do the hard work of submitting them to these sites as well. What is a press release? Quite simply, a press release is a news story, which is normally written in the third party with the hope that it is of enough news worthiness content to be picked up by editors, journalists and reporters and then published in various publications. This slightly differs for online releases, where the main extra incentive is that you can also normally add links and extra text to be found on the Internet, which means even if your story is not used, you can still use them to generate extra traffic, exposure and link juice. Your press release can be about a company announcement, new product, exciting new project or simply telling the world about the new ideas you are coming up, it really can be about anything but it has to be informative and news worthy if you want it to be effective and to drive traffic and attention to your website and business. Tips For Your Press Release ● Always make sure that the information you are
publishing is newsworthy and not just pure marketing content. ● Make sure your audience knows the story is for
them, so write the press release as if you were a reader. ● Make sure the first 20 words or the first two
sentences of your release are effective, as they are often the most important
and eye catching. ● Spelling And Grammar - Make sure you spell check, grammar check and get someone else to double check your press release, as poor English and lots of mistakes will reflect badly on you company. ● Try to use facts where possible, anything to back up your new story or press release. ● Don't release the article until you feel it really is at a stage where its worth the attention of readers and editors. ● Add as much Contact information as possible: Who to Contact, postal address, phone, fax, email and your web site address. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
Ian Spencer works for Clear Web Services, a SEO Web Optimisation and Web Design company serving the Forest Of Dean, Gloucestershire and South Wales.He has worked in the SEO and Internet Marketing world for many years, and working in partnership with another company has launched the new SEO business.
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