Importance of effective press release submission

• Importance of effective press release submission

• Importance of being friendly

• Importance of being concise

• Importance of being accurate. (Don't make public announcements that are factually inaccurate.)

• Importance of being timely and on target for the right audience.

Target audience and message

Target audience and message

• The target audience is the most important element of a press release submission. The main purpose of your press release is to convey information on behalf of your company, which must be relevant to the publication’s readership. This may include: industry trends, new products or services launched by the company, or even an event held at their premises that you want them to cover. When writing for different media outlets (i.e., newspapers), make sure that no matter which one you choose there will always be something relevant about what you want them write about!

Identify target audience

The target audience is the people who will be interested in your press release. This can be different from the public and media, but it's not necessarily the same as them. For example, if you want to reach a certain industry or niche market that would benefit from your product or service (e.g., an artist), then these are your target audience—and they may not even know about your company!

Formatting and writing style

• Be concise. Try to keep your submit press releases to one page, or at most two pages. The fewer words you use, the better. It’s also important not to ramble when it comes time for the editor or reporter reading your submission to do their job – they only have so much time on their hands!

• Use active voice instead of passive voice (i.e., “The company was chosen by its employees as a top employer” rather than “The company was chosen by its employees as one of the best employers in America”). Active verbs make statements more clear and direct; they indicate what happened rather than just reporting what someone else did or said about something else (e.g., "The company won an award because its employees were happy").

• Write short sentences with simple words that are easy for readers' eyesight and mindsets to process quickly without getting lost along the way: "Our CEO recently announced plans for an office expansion," would be better written here than "We will soon be opening our doors wider."

Distribution channels

With press release distribution, you can reach a wide range of audiences. The most common channels for distributing your press release include:

• Email (including mobile)

• Social media (including Facebook and Twitter)

• Blog posts on the web site of your company or client where people are likely to visit regularly. For example, if you run an e-commerce store that sells products through websites such as Amazon, then you can post links to new product releases on your blog so customers will see them there when they search for similar items that have just been added to the store's inventory list by another retailer who also uses blogs as part of their marketing strategy. This method works particularly well because it takes advantage of both search engine optimization (SEO) strategies which improve how well websites rank in Google searches results pages—and user generated content sites like Pinterest which allow users with specific interests related specifically towards these types of businesses' offerings within those platforms;

Timing and frequency

Timing and frequency are the most important factors in determining your press release's success. When it comes to timing, you need to know when you should post a submit press release online on Facebook or Twitter. The best time is usually early in the morning before 9 am, because most people are awake then and there’s less chance of being buried under hundreds of other posts from businesses that have already posted their news at that time.

If you have a specific date and time (i.e., 10:00 AM) for posting your announcement, then this is fine as well but don't forget about 3-4 days later when someone may come across it again while searching online! You don't want anyone else stealing all the attention away from yours so make sure they see yours first!

Measurement and evaluation

Measurement and evaluation is important when it comes to press release submission. It is the cornerstone of any marketing strategy, so you want to make sure that your efforts will be maximized.

• Measure the reach of the press release. The first step in measuring success is determining how many people have read your press release and whether or not they were interested enough in reading more from you. This can be accomplished by looking at analytics such as Google Analytics or Shareaholic (if you use them) which will tell you exactly how many people viewed each part of your website or blog post in order for them to seek out more information about what was written there!

• Measure response rates: If only one person responds positively then obviously no further action needs taking; however if several different people respond positively then this could indicate that there may be demand for something else related specifically towards what was written down within those original paragraphs contained within said documents."

Track and analyze distribution and engagement metrics

• Track and analyze distribution and engagement metrics. The best PR professionals have a strong understanding of how their releases are performing in each channel they use, so they can make strategic decisions about where to invest their time and energy.

• Track metrics for each distribution channel (e.g., social media, email) and engagement channel (e.g., comments on blog posts). Some tools will allow you to track the number of clicks on links or downloads associated with you press release submission sites; others will let you track its reach through social media accounts or newsletters subscribers receive from their favorite publications.

• Track metrics for each target audience or demographic (e.g., gender). This information can help determine whether there is demand among certain groups that aren't being met by current coverage options—and if so, how much more effort needs to be made before those needs are met fully

Recap of key points

A press release is a written communication about your company, product or service that is distributed to media outlets such as newspapers, magazines and websites. It provides information about the latest news from your organization and can be used to introduce new products or services.

Press releases are often used to publicize important events such as product launches and corporate mergers, but they may also provide more general information about an organization’s activities. A good press release will be interesting enough for readers not only to read it but contact you directly through email addresses listed at the end of each article with their questions answered by either phone calls or face-to-face meetings arranged through existing contacts within those organizations who have been previously reported on by other sources (such as bloggers).

Always keep in mind that your goal with a press release is to get more exposure for your brand. The best way to do this is by submitting it through the right channels and at the right time. If you follow these tips, then we’re confident that you will have success.