Here are some steps to create a correct structure for your press release: by Tina Fotopoulou
1. Attractive Headline
Write an attractive headline which communicates the core message of
your press release. Use action verbs in the present tense and relevant
keywords.
2. Text Summary
Under the headline, write a summary text with one or two key sentences.
3. Key Elements
Create the body of the press release and ensure that your key
elements are written in the beginning of the text so as to attract the
readers’ attention. Don’t forget that journalists are usually very busy
and in a rush when they receive it.
4. Contact Information
Write the name and the contact information of your company at the
end of your press release, so that media can easily find that
information if needed.
5. Use standard fonts
Use fonts universally accepted and avoid the use of bold, italic or
colored fonts. In this way your press release remains readable from
various computer platforms.
6. Post it online
When your press release is completed, don’t forget to post it on your website(s) so that search engines can easily pick it up.
Don’t forget to optimize your texts, review the grammar &
orthography and send your press release to all available free
submission directories!
While educators in Sonoma
County and the North Bay Math Project have been running and
participating in the lesson study program for more than 8 years, the
information, insight and data has never been captured electronically.
What happened, were there similarities among demographic groups, how
did the students do, did they grow, were they challenged, what happened
to the participants, how many years did they participate, did they move
on to become facilitators, if so, how many, from where, why? All valid
questions that need to be asked, and the answers aggregated, in order
to measure the performance, success and significance of the program.
Soon,
participants will be able to find these answers and more. With a new
boost of energy and a bit of fresh funding, the North Bay Math Project
enlisted WildFireWeb
to build a data management system to archive the studies, as well as
make them searchable and eventually available via the web to educators
outside of the program. WildFireWeb became involved with the Sonoma
County Office of Education and the North Bay Math Project in 2007 when
they first began development of a fully dynamic online system to manage
all of the lesson study Projects.
Please contact
WildFireWeb if you would like information regarding custom programming services for your business.
(707) 789-0769 or (866) 827-4344
Building up an authoritative status on social media profiles is a very important element that users spend hours doing daily. Usually it’s with some of the most popular social communities like Digg, Flickr, YouTube, Facebook, etc. How many social media enthusiasts and search marketers actually stop to consider their Google profiles though?
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