(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 27, 2011 ) Philadelphia, PA -- Press release writer Dahlia Valentine has published a free report to help companies understand which elements should go into an optimized press release. “7 Things to Say in Your Press Release if You Want Clicks, Leads & Sales” starts off by giving readers paragraph-by-paragraph details for writing a press release. The foundation of the report, however, is based on properly using offers within the context of a release. The report can be downloaded from (http://BuyerFriendlyPR.com).
“Even though they’ve evolved over the years, most people are are still hung up on the old school methods of writing press releases,” said Valentine. “Yes, press releases are supposed to be newsy. However since the news often goes straight to the consumer, there’s a lot of more leeway as far as what can be considered a newsworthy topic. I’ve put together these press release tips as an introduction to what I believe are strong writing techniques.”
ValentineÂ’s 25-page report is based on the traffic and sales results she achieved from press releases written during September and early October 2011. Business owners who donÂ’t know what to write about will find suggestions they may not have considered to be press release worthy. Readers will be able to view the entire process as seen through the eyes of a professional press release writer.
“It’s not just the bloggers who have taken on the role as citizen journalists,” said Valentine. “My report shows business owners how to take an existing piece of content, write a press release about it and distribute it via news websites. You don’t have to wait for The New York Times to call when you have Google News on your side.”
“7 Things to Say in Your Press Release if You Want Clicks, Leads & Sales” can be downloaded for free from Valentine’s website at (http://BuyerFriendlyPR.com).
About Dahlia Valentine:
Dahlia Valentine is a freelance press release writer and owner of the BuyerFriendlyPR.com website. She has written press releases for clients ranging from affiliate marketers and ebook authors to privately held corporations and local businesses.
(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 27, 2011 ) Philadelphia, PA -- Press release writer Dahlia Valentine has published a free report to help companies understand which elements should go into an optimized press release. “7 Things to Say in Your Press Release if You Want Clicks, Leads & Sales” starts off by giving readers paragraph-by-paragraph details for writing a press release. The foundation of the report, however, is based on properly using offers within the context of a release. The report can be downloaded from (
