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How submission works

You send it

A finished draft, a rough one, or a list of facts. Any of those is enough for us to tell you whether we can publish it.

We review

We check it against our guidelines, flag anything that needs to change, and confirm which tier fits what you are asking for.

You approve and pay

You see the final document and the price before anything is charged. Nothing publishes without your sign-off.

It publishes

Permanent URL, structured data, labeled and dated. You get the link, and at the Network tier we place it where it belongs.

Nothing is charged at submission This form starts a conversation, not a transaction. Payment happens after you have seen and approved the final document.

Before you send

Read the editorial guidelines. They list what we publish, what we decline, and the specific things that will get an announcement sent back for revision. Five minutes there saves a round trip.

Submission form

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What happened, in plain words, under about 15 words. Not a slogan. A reader should know what occurred from this line alone. How to write one →
This is the “so what.” It appears under your headline, becomes your link-preview text when the release is shared, and is one of the passages marked for voice assistants. Leave it blank and we will write one during review.
0 words · 1,400 maximum at every tier. No need to format it — plain text is fine, and we add the dateline, structure and markup. Free template →
One quote, from a named person with a title. Read it aloud first — if nobody would say it in conversation, we will send it back.
We declare these in structured data as belonging to the same organization — that is how retrieval systems connect your release to your verified identity. Only list addresses you control, and make sure the details on them agree with each other. What this does →
pressreleaseforbusiness.com/releases/
This is permanent. The address never changes once published, so it is worth thirty seconds of thought. Use words a person would actually search for, separated by hyphens. Lead with your business name, then what happened, then where if location matters.

Weak: press-release-2026-final-v2
Strong: bighorn-painting-arvada-winter-scheduling

Leave it blank and we will build one from your headline.
If your customers read another language, you can supply your own translation and we will publish it at its own address with the correct language markup, linked to the English original. We do not machine-translate — a mediocre translation of your announcement sits at a permanent address with your name on it, and that is worse than not having one.

Nothing is charged at submission. We read it, tell you what needs changing, and only take payment once you have approved the final document.