- Open with an attention-getting lead or a summary of important facts.
- Include answers to the five Ws and one H, but not all in the first sentence
- Appeal to the audience of the target media
- Emphasize reader benefits written in the style of the focus publication or newscast
- Present the most important information early, followed by supporting information
- Make the release visually appealing. Limit the text to one or two double-spaced pages with attractive formatting
- Look and sound credible; no typos, no imaginative spelling or punctuation, no factual errors. (Guffey, Rhodes, & Rogin, 2011, p. 301-302)
Reference:
Guffey, M. E., Rhodes, K., & Rogin, P. (2011). Business Communication, Process and Product, Sixth Canadian Edition. Toronto: Nelson Education Ltd.
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