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Best Press Release Distribution Service

by Dana Forsythe
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Hello!

I have a ton of press releases that I need to send out so I'm looking for a service like DATSYN where I can pay a monthly fee and have them distribute the content to all the major news sites. However, DATSYN won't release a list of where they distribute which tells me that it is not great.

Any tips would be greatly appreciated!!
#distribution #press #release #service
  • Profile picture of the author sbizideasblog
    If you want your release to be seen by real reporters, then you will need to use PR Newswire. It's pretty expensive though. A less expensive backdoor to get sydicated into PR Newswire is by purchasing through E-releases.

    I use to use PR Web because it can get syndicated into Google News.

    If you want reporters to pick up your story, you should also build a list of relevant journalists and pitch them directly.
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  • Profile picture of the author GeorgeClicxy
    Have you tried marketwired ? They have pretty detailed reports on their channels and performance.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    PRweb gets my vote. Not sure if you've used them before but the service is excellent. Alot of the "free" press release sites don't bring a ton of traffic (despite what your account stats will say). Try PRweb, and if you want to dabble into free PR sites... consider prlog.org.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dana Forsythe
    Yeah PRWeb and PR Newswire are pretty great. I'll definitely use one of those for my Kickstarter product launch. Right now these are primarily for SEO purposes so I don't want to pay out the butt for a service just yet.
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    • Profile picture of the author Pam M
      PRWeb gets my vote as well. They offer 3 or 4 packages from basic to premium depending on your goals.
      Great customer service and their site is pretty intuitive.

      Best,
      Pam

      Edit: Oops, sorry, I missed the part about your goal being SEO. As far free sites, I've read good things about PRLog.org. It has the highest PageRank of its top competitors and it allows linking as well.
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