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Press releases are simple and powerful tools used to grab the attention of journalists, bloggers, and other influential people. They are like bait, pulling in the right people to share your story.
A press release usually answers five main questions: Who, What, When, Where, and Why. These important details should be clear right from the beginning. Then, you can add more information to explain these points further.
The goal is to make life easy for the journalist. If your press release looks familiar and is easy to understand, they're more likely to share your story. This means writing in a clear, straightforward way that sticks to the facts. Keep in mind, journalists are busy people - they might only glance at your press release for a few seconds. So, keep it brief and to the point, ideally under 500 words.
A good press release is usually sent with a short email that sums up the story. Think of this as a cover letter that hooks the journalist in and makes them want to read your press release.
If you're not sure how to write a press release for the upcoming World Vitiligo Day, don't worry. We've got an example here that you can learn from. You can also find other helpful tools, like an example of an email to send to journalists or an invitation to a press conference, in our Download Center. We've also got a sample letter to the Medical News Editor that could come in handy.
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