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About 65% of marketers struggle with creating engaging or Google-loved content. Meanwhile, businesses with blogs generate 126% higher lead growth than brands without blogs. About 70% of US companies actively invest in content marketing.

As a ghostwriter, you can offer your services to help business… Read more

Writing a book or a paper can be one of the most difficult things somebody does in their life. It takes a lot of time and a lot of effort. The worst part is that some authors do not know if anybody is even going to end up reading what they wrote.

There is good reason to be concerned about that. There are over four mill… Read more

Did you know that there are over 56,000 PR lists out there in the United States?

If you are trying to get on a PR list to make a PR deal, then you better get networking soon!

There are so many reasons that you may want to get on the PR list. From journalists trying to spread the word about news through different pres… Read more

About 72% of marketers use content marketing to educate their audiences. Costing 62% less than outbound marketing, content marketing generates three times as many leads. Over 80% of marketers say content is now a core business strategy.

With 83% of marketers prioritizing quality over quantity, per… Read more

How Many Words Should a Press Release Contain?

A typical press release should be concise and to the point. Generally, it should be:

1. About 300-500 words long
2. One page or less when printed

This length is usually sufficient to:

1. Cover the essential information (who, what, when, where, why, and how)
2. Include a b

In 2022, there were more than 300,000 press releases. When you’re writing a book, it’s important to consider how your target audience will access the final product. You can’t become one of the most successful authors without a well-planned book promotion.

Famous authors use press r… Read more

What is a Dateline?

In the context of a press release, a “dateline” refers to the line at the beginning of the article that indicates where and when the information was reported. It typically consists of the city, often followed by the state or country, and then the date. The dateline provides … Read more

In our blistering-fast online world, people have less patience than ever before. In just a handful of seconds, they form a lasting first impression of your business that may be very difficult to change. In fact, science has determined about how long you have to make that impression: seven seconds.

One of t… Read more

Did you know that journalists open only 3 percent of all pitches?

If you want to control the story of your brand, you’re going to need news outlets and journalistic sources to tell a story that aligns with your values. But how can you control what a journalist says if they never open your message in the f… Read more

When you write a press release, you’re going to need to come up with a headline for it. If possible, you should try to include the words “show,” “reveal,” and/or “allow” in it.

According to a recent study, using these words in the headline of a press release wi… Read more