How to write a press release that gets picked up
The structure, the openings that get rejected, and the checklist.
Resources
Templates, checklists and guides written by the editors who review releases every day. No email gate on any of it.
Templates
Copy the structure, replace the specifics. Each template includes the headings an editor expects and the elements that most often go missing.
Structure for a raise, with the disclosure items investors and reporters expect.
Lead with what changed and for whom, plus the substantiation an editor will ask for.
Result framing, comparison basis and the analyst-facing elements.
Executive announcements without the boilerplate biography padding.
Disclosable terms, customer naming and the numbers that make it material.
Six pre-approved statement shapes, ready to adapt under pressure.
Methodology, sample size and the finding stated plainly in the first line.
What to include so a listings desk can act on it without emailing you.
Checklists
Guides
The structure, the openings that get rejected, and the checklist.
Keyword mapping, on-page structure and backlink realities.
Price bands, cost drivers and how to spot a padded network.
Fewer clicks, more summarised answers, and what to measure now.
PressCosmos against five alternatives, including where we lose.
Tools
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