This is an article that can be used as a press release. - This article is about a news release from a company who wants to share the information with other sites on the internet. - The company is called Expand Your Reach and they are an online marketing company. - The company has expanded their reach and shares news releases with the top sites on the internet.

1. Expand Your Reach: Submit
News Release to Top Sites

2. Right News Release Distribution Sites
Choose a service that's right for your
business. You'll want to choose a service
that will help you get the most out of each
of your releases by helping them reach as
many people as possible and giving them
the opportunity to read it more than once.
If this isn't possible (for example, if there
aren't enough subscribers), then select an
option that offers some sort of exclusivity
so that only those who already follow or
subscribe will see it when they log in
again later on in their day/weekend/month
etc..

3. Crafting an Effective News Release
t's important to keep in mind that a press
release submission is a brief, concise piece
of writing. It should be no more than 100
words, and preferably less. You'll want to
make sure you're being clear enough so
that anyone reading it knows exactly what
you're saying and how they can benefit
from your announcement. The goal here is
not just padding out the text with fluff—you
need to say something relevant and
meaningful in order for people to pay
attention long enough for them to find value
in your message.

4. Optimizing Your News Release for Search Engines
Include a call to action. A call to action is
something that encourages people to do
something after reading the content of your
press release. This could be as simple as
asking them if they'd like more information
on a certain topic or offering them an
opportunity to take action. For example, if
you have an article about how dogs can help
improve sleep quality in seniors with
dementia and someone reads it and doesn't
realize they can get more information about
this topic
Keywords are important here too; use
relevant keywords so search engines
understand what kind of content fits with
their algorithm best! You want words like
“dog trainer” instead of “training dog”
because those two phrases don't tell us
much about who's being trained (and who
isn't). And also remember not only do
these terms need supporting textbut also
links back outwards - so make sure there
aren't any dead ends here either

5. Measuring the Impact
To measure the impact of your submit press
release online, you need to know what gets shared
and who shares it. To do this, use social media
monitoring tools like Hootsuite or BuzzSumo. These
tools will help you monitor how many times your
content is shared on social media by people who
are likely to be interested in it (for example,
journalists).If there's a particular topic that gets
shared often across different channels then it might
be worth highlighting in the body of your release;
otherwise stick with just one area of coverage that
has proven successful

6. Call to Action
This is where most news releases fail: They
don't ask people who read them for their input
or feedback on the news release itself. That's
why we recommend including at least one
call-to-action along with all of your other
elements, such as links back to your website
or social media profiles (if applicable).f you’re
looking for a way to get your news release in
front of thousands of people, then consider
submitting it to distribution sites. The more
places your content shows up, the more
people will see it and potentially share it

7. Summary of key points
You can submit your news release to top
sites like TechCrunch, Gizmodo and The
Guardian.
To do this, first find the right format for your
article. Then write a brief introduction
explaining why you're submitting it to these
sites. Finally, include links to social media
profiles for each site in order for them to
contact you about creating content around
those topics or events you mentioned in your
submission!

8. Measuring the Impact
To measure the impact of your submit press release
online, you need to know what gets shared and who
shares it. To do this, use social media monitoring tools like
Hootsuite or BuzzSumo. These tools will help you monitor
how many times your content is shared on social media by
people who are likely to be interested in it (for example,
journalists).
If there's a particular topic that gets shared often across
different channels then it might be worth highlighting in the
body of your release

9. Writing an Effective Press Release
Don't be afraid to use big words and jargon. If
you're writing a submit press releases, it's likely
that your audience will be professional
journalists or editors who are familiar with the
industry and can understand what you're trying
to say without much help from you. But if you're
sending out an unsolicited email blast (like I
did), then I'd recommend staying away from
technical terms like "pitch" or "scalable." These
aren't necessary in most cases—and they may
come across as pretentious or condescending if
they're used too often—so stick with
straightforward language that everyone can
understand.

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