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How to Choose the Web Site Hosting Service that's Right for You
There are few things as critical to your e-business success as having a reliable web hosting service ...
Here’s How To Choose The Right Web Host To Guarantee Your Web site Stays Up And Running!
Whether your focus is affiliate marketing...
Promoting Your Website
Copyright 2005 Susan Jennerjohn
6 Proven Strategies to Promoting Your Website
There's a proven way to make money online, you can do this by selling information or knowledge you have.
The great part is you'll be your own boss. You're work from...
Simple ideas on link exchange that could mean millions for your online business.
There is no other alternative to initiating a link exchange process in order to garner maximum mileage for your web site. There are plenty of benefits you can reap out of an effective link exchange program. It is applicable to any company who...
Successful Planning & Deployment of an E-commerce Portal
Many retailers think they have Ecommerce on their website and are not happy with its performance, yet all they have is a basic shopping cart, and, although most web sites with just a catalogue/shopping cart are good enough to ensure a satisfactory...
Your Words Will Determine Your Business!
Copyright 2005 Arun Pal Singh Be careful when you write. Words you use, sentences you phrase will reveal what you are. We come across so many examples daily. There are sales letters that I do not even bother to go beyond first few lines. There...
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Just what is a News Release?
A News Release is an effective way to get FREE Publicity. There is however a
distinct difference between writing an ad and composing a News Release. The
purpose of an ad is to solicit inquiries or sales. You are promoting a
product (site, service or a tangible product) to make that sale. When you
compose your news release, your goal is the same, but the approach is very
different.
A news release is just how it is worded - News. With a news release you are
attempting to promote product by presenting facts about said product. It
should look like news, feel like news, read like news and BE NEWS!
Your news release must make interesting reading and have news value. It must
be received by the reader, not to mention the editor as being useful and
benefiting the prospective reader. People are reading this material because
they expect it to be news worthy and therefor your information must be
presented to the reader (and editor) as news. This means presenting all of
the facts and benefits that your site, product or service has to offer.
Remember, what you are writing is NOT an "AD" release, it is a NEWS release.
It must contain news. When people buy a magazine, 99.9 % of the time they
don't purchase it to read ads. The same philosophy applies to newspapers
(although the
percentage rate drops for newspapers), radio, television, or
any other media source. Ads are generally the furthest thing from peoples
minds, but they will however read your news release because they are
expecting to gain informational value from it. That is where a news release
has the advantage.
When you write your news release focus on the benefits and advantages that
you offer, not your product. Leave an impression with the reader that you
are concerned about what the product can do for the reader. Zero in on the
readers' self interest and whatever you do, avoid giving the impression that
you are attempting to sell anything. If your news release even remotely
resembles an ad the reader will never see it, because it will never get past
the editor, whose job is to see that the news release is informational not
promotional.
Remember this: People want to be told....not sold!
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