Send your hospitality press and news releases
Do you have news about your hospitality business and want to bring it to the attention of journalists, bloggers and influencers nationally or internationally? With Amaxwire, you can easily publish a press release which is automatically posted on different websites. In addition, journalists and bloggers can easily find it and use it for their own media.
A press release is one of the most widely used means for organizations to approach the media. With a press release you seek publicity for a project, message or product. Sending out a press release may seem old-fashioned. But nothing is less true. With a press release you send a message indeed to journalists, but also for example to bloggers, vloggers etc. They come through your press release to know about your new products, services or website.
Send out a press release for your hotel, restaurant or event today. Or do you have a new product in the food and beverage industry? Then of course you can also send a press release with Amaxwire.
Sign up and get an instant newsroom for your hospitality business, website or app. In your newsroom you can create an extensive company profile, upload photos and create, publish and send press releases.
The content of your press release
Try to keep the content of your press release to one page. Before you send it out, read it over again to make sure the spelling and grammar are perfect. A press release with spelling errors and poor punctuation will most likely end up in the trash right away. In press release, choose a clear, easy-to-read font, such as Helvetica or Times, and use a font size no smaller than 11 point.
Always write your press release as if it were a news story, and write in third person. Journalists prefer this, and it means less work for them, which means your press release is more likely to be placed.
A press release should contain all essential information in a short (ideally 300-400 words, max. 500 words), clear and professional manner. Keep paragraphs small with only a few sentences in each, and address the questions: What, When, Where, Who and Why?
Remember that while a press release is a form of free advertising, there is no guarantee that it will be used, and you have no editorial control over how your chosen media will use your press release.
