Marketing
Press Release Template
The standard press-release format editors expect, so your announcement reads like news and not like an ad they will ignore.
What is inside
- Headline, dateline, and lead-paragraph structure
- Body, boilerplate, and quote sections
- Contact and end-notation formatting
- Notes on making it newsworthy
Who it is for
Founders announcing a launch, a milestone, or news, who want editors to read it instead of deleting it.
Questions it answers
- What format do newsrooms expect a press release in?
- What makes an announcement read like news instead of an ad?
What you get
A press-release template in Word and PDF in the format newsrooms expect, with guidance on each section.
Format: Editable Word + PDF
Preview shows the document layout. The full text is in your download.
Editable Word + PDF
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- Yours to keep and reuse
- Built for real founders by Dee Williams
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