Tips for writing quality content for customers and press releases
Clipped from www.websites-that-work.net
Some tips when writing a press release:
Tell the story
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Have a real story – Make your story about how you can solve your customer’s ills.
– Use the inverted pyramid approach. The first 10 words are the most important.
Catchy title – Make the title catchy and meaningful, even (almost) outrageous. Just don’t lie.
Just the facts, ma’am – Tell the facts, avoid excessive adjectives and “markety” language (or language the user might not understand).
Be the customer – You really have to put yourself in your customer’s shoes and tell the story was they want to hear it. Ask yourself, “How are people going to relate to this and will they be able to connect?”
Quality vs. quantity – Don’t cry wolf with too many press releases. Make sure you wait until you have something with enough substance to issue a release.
Don’t forget the contact info – Provide as much contact information as possible, such as contact name, address, phone, fax, email, Website, Twitter and Facebook addresses.
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Source: eCommerce Bits
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This was best way I have heard it explained, thanks dude.
Hello John. I got connected to you from Brent Leary from his Twitter page. This short little article may not say it all but it packs a whallop! We're new so what I'm going to tell people (clients) for now is that Colder ICE says…
i went back in the body of your post and used the link which appeared to sign me up for an ap. the technology blows my mind. now i need to start learning the terminology. what i'm finding amazing is how many people show up to help you learn. i'm hearing from other people who post comments and people who comment on the comments. very cool. seems like great company to keep.