How to Write a Press Release That Actually Gets Picked Up

Journalists scan dozens of releases a day. Lead with the news, not the adjectives. Keep your headline under twelve words, put the most important fact in the first sentence, and always include a real quote from a named person. Avoid marketing language like "revolutionary" or "game-changing" — editors filter these out instantly. Finally, always attach clear contact details so a reporter can follow up quickly.

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