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Hi ABC 1111,

In addition to PRWeb, Steve`s great list above, and my list of free sites at www.rembrandtwrites.com, you should get some good coverage and stay within your price range. PRNewswire also has a regional release that may fall within your budget (call and ask a rep for details).

Also, try calling a few media members in advance with the "exclusive" news before you send out your release. You may get a feature story out of it.

Thanks, and I hope this helps,

Melanie

Hi abc1111,

thanks for sharing these press realese submission sites i really need it.

thank

thanks for list, my opinion is prlog is best for press release submission.

hi crd brd i guess these are nice sites.

i was searching for sites and this list helped me a lot.

I have heard and I am about to find out on my own that Google ranks press releases base on the service that you use. I believe the PRNewswire is the top rated source. If this is true than like most things in life, it may be worth the extra expense of using a service with a better ranking. Steve put together a good list at the top of this post.

Hi Andrew,

Before you spend money on press-release distribution, you may want to contact your targeted media members first. You may end up with a feature story! For more information, check out http://www.startupnation.com/steps/77/steps-successful-public-relations.htm for more information on this.

Thanks!

Melanie Rembrandt, Rembrandt Communications, rembrandtwrites.com