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How to get your press release into editorial offices
1. Research targeted publications: Before you send a press release to an editorial office, it’s important to make sure the publication you’re targeting is the right fit for your story. Research the publication’s content to ensure it covers topics related to your story.
2. Find contact information: Once you’ve confirmed the publication is a good fit, you’ll need to find the contact information of the editorial staff. The best way to do this is to look for the publication’s contact page or contact information listed on their website.
3. Write a compelling subject line: When you send a press release to an editorial office, the subject line should be concise and compelling. It should be informative, but also capture the reader’s attention.
4. Craft a personal message: Along with the press release, include a personal message that explains why the story is relevant to their publication. Make sure to address the editor by name and include any other relevant information.
5. Follow up: It’s important to follow up with the editorial office after you’ve sent them a press release. This will help ensure your press release is seen and it may also increase the chances