Can you write a press release for me?

Yes, we can write a concise and engaging press release which after your approval is sent out to a range of relevant media. The releases are also given their own webpage within this site and are mentioned on the twitter feed which is followed by hundreds of followers. The price is £180 for an area writer and £240 if you would like a specialist writer eg. fnancial, construction, technology, to write and send out a release. Each release unless requested not to do so is also turned into a web page that can be found via Google.

Is this just a UK service?

No, the service is global in reach and anyone in the world who needs a press release sent to the media in the UK or to other European countries etc can use the service.

Example Scenarios

A UK orchestra is planning a Japanese tour. They pay for a release and opt for the Japan area PR writer. The writer who is bi-lingual turns the information into Japanese and sends the Japanese release out to the Japanese media.

A hotel in Berlin has a special deal and would like to attract more UK visitors, they opt for the London writer to do a press release for them and to send out the release to the UK media.

A Californian green building material manufacturer has a new product and would like to export to the UK, they opt for the specialist Construction PR writer, who after writing the release sends it out the UK buildng industry press.

A busy PR department of a UK museum has a press release they have already sent out themselves to the British media about a new exhobition of Roman artefacts, however they feel the news would be of interest to Italians, so they use pressreleaseservice.co.uk to get their press release translated into Italian, then the Italian pr writer sends it out to the Italian media.

A micro brewery in the Midlands is attending a beer festival in Cornwall, they choose the PR writer in the South West England, who focuses the release at a local level, sending it to local free magazines, the regional press, bloggers in the area, etc.

What are the row of sites ie. Delicious, Digg It, Facebook, Reddit and Stumbleupon for at the top of each press release page?

These are known as 'Social bookmarks' and enable any reader of the release to place it on any of these sites to help spread your news, share it with clients and friends etc. Dor example Digg is a hugely popular global site which ranks news stories based on the number of 'diggs' they get from their users.

What is Twitter?

Twitter.com is a global sucess story, where the idea is you can share news with people quickly and easily. The site only allows 140 characters at a time, so messages have to be short and sweet. It is particularly popular with the media and net savvy consumers, so it's a great way of letting people know your news.

Our twitter is followed by a fast growing number of media professionals from around the world. When we add a link to your release it goes onto the screens of hundreds of screens around the world The UK, EU, USA and wherever else someone has opted to follow our news thread. Your news would appear something like this

PRESS RELEASE - Fashion - Joe Bloggs Invents Toeless Socks - http://www.pressreleaseservice.co.uk/toelesssocks