How to Write Powerful Press Releases - a Powerful Sales Tool


by Ryan Pauline - Date: 2010-07-06 - Word Count: 502 Share This!

If you are presently searching for how to write powerful press releases, it is necessary that you bear in mind that is isn't a difficult task at all. All you have to do is take time out to critically examine what others had written earlier. Check those press releases that seem so powerful and try to figure out what made them look that way. You simply add few touches here and there and must have had your own self-written powerful press release at the end of the day.

Anybody that is looking for how to write powerful press releases must realize that these press releases are actually news features that tells people about certain products or services in 'News' format without trying to sell anything to the audience. The truth is that even though you aren't selling directly in any well-written press release, you have to carefully project the strong points of the services or products you are promoting so that your prospective audiences would readily see the benefits they can get from such products or services. Make sure you do not leave your prospects in the dark as regards where to find the product or services you had projected in the press release. You can as well mention where such services or products could be gotten in passing in order to complete your tactical pre-sales.

Press releases can come in form of flyers that are printed and freely distributed and some of the mails that are sent out to inform numerous prospects of the existence of certain products or services. Note that you aren't expected to out rightly start selling in the press release but your writing effort should be geared towards projecting the benefits of the product or services and what they can do for the customer. You shouldn't forget that your projection should be in newsworthy readable and interesting format that will appeal to many people.

There are many examples of press releases that can be used to potently present and project certain services or product to the reading public without making it appear like sales pitch. For example:

"It has been observed that most dog owners can no longer control their pets while in the park or other public place. This may not bee their faults but the reality is that many dog owners are not aware that they can take advantage of the services of professional dog trainers….." From this example, you can notice that you had already created interest in your service as a dog trainer without directly asking anybody to patronize you. You can conclude such press release by giving advises and directions to where professional dog trainers can be reached, of course your address will be number ONE!

If you read a full house-load of manuals on how to write powerful press releases and end up writing sales ads, your writing effort may not achieve all you want it to. While you shouldn't forget to make recommendations, the entire press release MUST be in 'news' format and nothing else.


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