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One of the greatest questions, press release and as you saw, as Google said, links in press releases

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And it's probably true because what they are telling.

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So we try to ignore links from things like birth releases because we know in general companies put the

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press releases out themselves.

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And so basically, it doesn't mean that press release can't help you because it can help you to boost

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the visibility.

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It can help you to drive disco variability.

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It can help you on many other levels.

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So, ah, but you need to understand that for a CEO, it has no value.

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As you can see, this was syndicated press release and when you double check it, it's not indexed by

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Google.

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So normally when your press release is syndicated, it doesn't mean that it gives you any power for

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a CEO.

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So it can really help you directly, but it can help you in some of the indirect ways because you can

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get into Google News and it's good for Google to connect it with your company, to connect it with your

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projects and with your website.

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But what can be good?

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Your press release can get picked up on sites that use to follow links.

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And as long as they don't just copy your exact release, those links will help you for as long as you

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can see.

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So if somebody is using your press release and is creating a new article and he is giving your link,

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this link is yours.

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And so it's also good, because if this is the original story based on your own use, this link can

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count.

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So you need the most important to get the link in front of the right person.

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And this is a really good question.

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So now we are going to talk about a Czernowitz network and what you need to do.

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How many living real journalists will actually see your release?

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So.

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This is really, really important to know.

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And so now we will talk about four important aspects.

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So first of all, the most important probably will be this for you, but this PR newswire dot com is

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not so easy to use and set up.

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You have to do it via phone and it's not so easy to set it up.

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So one of the quite OK for pricing is this newswire.

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So just go to newswire dot com or PR newswire dot com.

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And this is very, very easy to use, and we don't have any affiliate or we don't have any commission.

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It's just it's very easy to use.

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And as you can see, you can get both the newswire and also to this.

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See eye as eye on as you can see, and if you click on the list, this list is, you know, a never

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ending.

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It's really big.

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And basically you can also use this is a cheaper version.

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It's your aliases and they have some support for starting projects.

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So it's also possible to use it or what you can do, and I would probably do is to use of some people

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per hour and I would probably use this slightly for 200 dollars.

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She would write the press release, let me double check it, and also she will distribute it.

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So this is also option.

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If you just head out to people per hour and you write a press release.

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So there will be some really skillful people that are professionals.

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So let's talk more about this topic back.

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So unfortunately, as we talk about it, this PR newswire getting set up with them is quite a pain.

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And what's easy to use, as I was showing you, is this news to Wired.com, and it's very easy to set

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that up and steal.

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Your press release will end up on PR Newswire, which is the most important for you.

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And there is certainly no commission.

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It's just very easy to use or as I was showing you, this new releases or PR that are also quite affordable.

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And what's really, really, really a great idea.

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Police.

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Now, listen, don't publish your release on the hour.

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Most people scheduled their press release to go out nine a.m., 2:00 p.m. instead schedule your post

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to go like 10, 11 or 157.

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So this is a bigger chance for you.

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So you don't choose the time like all other people.

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Also, what you can do, and especially if you are a local business, it might be a great opportunity

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for you.

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So how to really share your own needs without being a pushy jerk face?

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So if you want to more people, you can find a relevant journalist.

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And especially if you are a local business, you can just easily reach out to your local businesses.

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And if you go to the bus somewhere, there is really, really nice way to do it.

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So we have the complete bus summer section.

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But why do you need the most?

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Is to avoid such a general email, this spammy outreach where chaska everything.

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So you shall always avoid using any kind of spammy outreach, the most important.

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You need to be a really highly targeted.

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So if you just go to a somewhere and you go to view share shares feature, as we are explaining in the

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bus somo section, and you will parade the very, very personal coverage.

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So this is really important.

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This is a great, great example.

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You need to get to people that are really interested in your topic.

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So one of the greatest points, if you are a local business, you just probably know what news are the

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best for you and you can just reach them out.

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But you need your email to be laser targeted.

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This is really important.

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So let's say you find a person that's interested in keto diet.

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So you write how you.

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Jessica, I just read your story on the health benefits of the keto diet.

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I've got a good one for you.

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A new survey of 2000 keto followers.

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Deadfall, 87 percent of cattle dieters report that they cheat on the diet.

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So this is really nice.

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And you need to really create personal e-mails and proceed personal outreach.

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So, you know, you shouldn't be the focus of your message.

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Instead, at the link to your press release at the end of your e-mail as survey for journalists can

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use to learn more about your story.

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As you can see, B.S., if you want to quickly scan some of our key findings, feel free to check out

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our release.

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And now we can have a look in some really, really nice press releases, examples, so this industry

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study, press release from KLATSCH 74, a percentage of people don't trust artificial intelligence.

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Why is technology such as Google to blacks to make simple calls to trust me built as usage increases,

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people are likely worried because artificial intelligence voice technology offers fewer opportunities

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for monitoring and control then current artificial intelligence tools.

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And what's really nice, you can see this very likely.

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Somewhat likely.

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Somewhat unlikely.

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So this is really good.

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This can be done now is to very easily take a new use for news.

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Then there is the second, when you hire a new person such as I will read the title box who say hires

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all to lead ongoing expansion.

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But as you can see, here is one more funding announcement, press release.

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This is nice.

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Liquid dotcom announces first class of ongoing serious sea funding hits the unicorn status.

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So this is really nice.

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But the best I will bring you in the next.

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What's really great is that this press release ties yours into something journalists want to cover.

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CEO quote adds to the discussion, as you can see here, is really nice.

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Quote, So but the best I will give you in the next video.
