Optional Attachments to Get Your Press Release Noticed

If appropriate, consider a “tips list” to accompany your news release.

For example, if the release is about your tips booklet on “51 Ways to Make Moving Day a Breeze” attach a separate sheet with 7 tips taken directly from the booklet. Include the phrase “Permission to Reprint” at the top. Below that, list a headline such as “7 Tips for Moving Day,” then list the tips.

At the end, include a paragraph explaining how the booklet can be bought, and the price.

Find out more ideas that will draw attention to your news release at 52 Tips for Kick-Butt News Releases.

Posted by DK on August 2, 2006 10:08 AM |

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