Press release for website

1) Mention and emphasize how users can take advantage of the 1 hour free tutoring session from new freelancers. (It's a paid system whereas very new users must give 1 free hour long session before they can start using the system to make money) 2) Mention how this new site will solve a problem for users. (By this, I mean in a way how certain businesses are created to solve problems for people) 3) The main features of this website include: tutoring system, marketplace, forum, chat rooms, advertising capabilities, messaging, challenge other users in categories, submit problems/questions which you can answer too or for other users to answer, badge points and levels, and social network features. 4) Upon winning the bid, please message me to retrieve any additional information that is needed in the press release. 5) A zip file is included with various files that describe the company and will assist in writing the press release. 6) Please allow the Press Release to include this: Here are five pointers that apply to every press release you write: Here are five pointers that apply to every press release you write: 1. Stick to Who, What, When, Where, How. That's what reporters want to know. Use that old formula and you'll never go wrong. 2. Get attention with a good headline. Your headline probably won't get used, but it should be calculated to get the reporter's attention. You can do that by making it funny or catchy (reporters get bored too). Be sure to make it clear right away why the information is of interest to the community. 3. Include important details but leave out the rest. If the reporter decides to do a full-blown story, she or he can call you for more information. 4. Always include a short paragraph about your organization. 5. Always include contact information for the person in your organization charged with talking to the media. Achieving Your Goal Remember that your objective in sending out press releases is for media outlets to incorporate the information in their publication or broadcast - or even better, to follow up with you to produce a story featuring your agency. The simpler, clearer, and easier you can make your press releases to read, the more likely it is that they'll be picked up. You can read a recent press release from the ASPCA to see how sticking to the essentials makes an informative, readable press release.