Elements:
· Goal: To prove
that person, service, event, or product is worthy of being made into a news
story.
· Quotes: To put
your story in perspective and add material.
o
Insiders: For example, someone directly involved
in research your press release is reporting on.
o Outsiders:
For example, an expert in the field.
o Observers:
For example, a witness to an event your press release is reporting on.
Sections:
· Header:
Include name, phone number, and email.
· Release
Date
· Headline:
Use concise, objective, and exciting language.
· Subhead:
Elaborate on the headline.
· Lead:
Include who, what, when, where, how.
· Body: Provide
evidence for the lead.
o
Include quotes here.
· Boilerplate:
Include an overview of your company above “###” to signal the end of the
material.
· Contact:
Can include a name, phone number, and email to contact for more information.
Example:
References:
Kranc, Stan H. "Journalistic Writing." Prezi. Web. 3 May 2015. <https://prezi.com/fg3ww3cihc0k/journalistic-writing/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy>.
"How to Write a Great Press Release: A Sample Press Release Template." Publicity Insider. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 May 2015. <http://www.publicityinsider.com/release.asp>.
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