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Press Release

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Most press releases get deleted in 5 seconds. This generator creates newsworthy press releases with proper PR format — headlines, datelines, quotes, and boilerplates — ready for distribution.

Include what you're announcing, key facts, quotes you want included, and company background.

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Describe what you need above, pick a style, and click Generate. Results will appear here.

Tips

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The headline should contain the news, not just the company name. 'Acme raises $5M' beats 'Acme Announces Funding'

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Include real numbers and specifics — journalists need facts, not fluff

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The quote should add perspective, not repeat the news. What does this mean for the industry/customers?

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Keep the boilerplate short — 2-3 sentences about what the company does

Most press releases get deleted in 5 seconds. Here's how to change that.

Journalists receive hundreds of press releases per day. Most get deleted based on the subject line alone. The ones that survive have a clear, newsworthy headline, a strong opening paragraph that answers who/what/when/where/why, and actual facts instead of marketing fluff.

The biggest mistake in press releases is burying the news. If you're announcing a $5M fundraise, that should be in the headline and the first sentence. Not paragraph three. Journalists don't have time to decode your story — they need to know what's newsworthy in under 5 seconds.

This generator creates press releases in standard PR format with headlines, datelines, quotes, and boilerplates. Describe your announcement and key facts, and it'll write releases ready for distribution (after you add real quotes).

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