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Can an ezine article be used as a press release?

by WebDesignGuy
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I'm starting to look at press release marketing. I have several 500-600 word articles on ezinearticles.com.

Am I able to just reformat these and submit as a press release?

Please advise.
#article #ezine #press #release
  • Profile picture of the author Mark Francis
    well , I recommend you rewrite your article until it's unique and then do your press release . Buy yeah , you can most definitely use them for press release.
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  • Profile picture of the author Yoel Cohen
    As others have said, you can..but, try to rewrite the titles to sound "newsworthy"
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    • Profile picture of the author grayambition
      How unique does a press release have to be? If I pull phrases from the sales letter, is it necessary to completely rewrite them? The salesletter I'm looking at now has all the information I want to include (obviously I wouldn't include all of it), and there are several points I'd like to use. Mostly stuff like "all natural herbal colon cleansing treatment."
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      • Profile picture of the author Yoel Cohen
        Originally Posted by grayambition View Post

        How unique does a press release have to be? If I pull phrases from the sales letter, is it necessary to completely rewrite them? The salesletter I'm looking at now has all the information I want to include (obviously I wouldn't include all of it), and there are several points I'd like to use. Mostly stuff like "all natural herbal colon cleansing treatment."
        You can use words and phrases from your sales letter, I've never had any trouble with that..

        Press releases don't need to be unique when you're syndicating them. Meaning you can have one unique press release and submit it to multiple PR sites. Search engines will like that because press releases are different than articles.
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