Press Releases

You’ve got news.
Make sure it travels

A press release is only as good as the attention it earns. We craft announcements journalists actually want to cover, send them to the right desks and follow through until your news becomes coverage.

You’ve got news.
Make sure it travels
When press releases matter

Your story, told and retold

Plenty of company news gets announced once, internally, and never travels further. That’s a missed opportunity, because the right announcement in the right hands builds credibility no ad can buy. A press release turns your milestone into a story other people tell: media coverage, third-party validation and a public record of momentum that keeps working long after the news cycle moves on. The trick is knowing which moments have legs and which are better saved for the newsletter. These are the ones usually worth amplifying.

Your story, told and retold
When press releases matter

Moments that deserve a megaphone

Leadership changes

New executives and promotions that signal where your organization is headed.

Product launches

New offerings introduced with the context and credibility media coverage provides.

Awards

Recognition worth more when someone besides you announces it.

Events

Grand openings, anniversaries and community happenings that earn local attention.

Company news

Growth, expansion, partnerships, milestones and initiatives that highlight corporate social responsibility.

Market Mentors approach

From draft to coverage

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Message development

01

Message development

Finding the angle that makes your news matter to someone else’s readers.

Writing

02

Writing

Clean, AP Style releases that editors can run with minimal effort, because easy gets published.

Distribution

03

Distribution

Targeted outreach to the outlets, beats and journalists most likely to care.

Follow-up

04

Follow-up

Persistent, polite outreach that turns a sent release into a placed story.

Media coordination

05

Media coordination

Interviews scheduled, questions anticipated and spokespeople prepared.

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