Picking the Best Press Release Distribution Service
You’ve written a press release, but now what? How are you going to get it seen? While you might be thinking of going the route of using free or low press release services, there are many reasons to avoid this strategy. What about emailing your press release to reporters? Good idea, but chances are that you don… Read more
Will Google Panda Kill Free Press Release Directories?
By now, you’ve probably heard a little something about the Google Panda update. In short, this Google algorithm update is designed to reduce the value of duplicate content, low quality content, and low grade links from content farms.
After the update was initiated, a lot of websites who relied on link bui… Read more
Statistics Highlighting the Importance of SEO Press Releases
In the past, we’ve touched on the subject of optimizing your press releases for the search engines. As press release distribution has shifted steadily toward an online activity and with more companies placing news rooms on their websites, it’s become increasingly important to optimize y… Read more
7 Reasons Your Press Release Sucks
As a writer I’m constantly trying to learn from my own mistakes and the mistakes of other writers. That’s why I like to occasionally visit some of those free press release distribution websites. It’s unfortunate, but the vast majority of press releases on those sites flat out suck. Wh… Read more
WTF?? Free Press Release Distribution Head Scratcher
The concept of a free press release distribution service is a real head scratcher to most PR professionals because it removes “reaching the media” from the equation. Free press release websites are recommended by SEO professionals, webmasters and business owners for one reason: to get on… Read more
Free Press Release Websites Are Expensive
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Are Inexpensive/Free Press Release Distribution Services Worth it?
I recently was asked:
“Why should I pay you to distribute my press releases when I can have someone else do it for less than $50, or even for free?”
Good question.
And the answer is simple.
As someone … Read more