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MeHere Media Group Online Press Release Services offers its online press release distribution service. Specifically tailored to not only gain maximum exposure for your website, but more importantly to build high value, one-way inbound links recognized by Google, Yahoo!, MSN and other Search Engines to improve your search engine rankings and create more Search Engine Robot/Spider indexing of your site.

MeHere Media Group Online Press Release Services is the ultimate tool to rapidly create one-way inbound links and traffic for your web site, blog, podcast, store or project.

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Online Press Release Services helps get you noticed by:

Manually Submitting your press release to over 40 high ranking press release distribution sites.

Significantly Boosting your search engine optimization (SEO) by creating invaluable one-way, inbound links.

Creating attention for your company from the media, potential partners and consumers.

Helping you control your positive corporate or product image, or quash a negative one by creating a myriad of third-party search results.

Driving traffic to your site, blog, store or podcast from people that spot your press release.

Syndicate your Press Release directly from ours to over 100 News Aggregators, RSS Distribution Sites and News Sites that get you noticed by bloggers, the media and the general ?news reader? community.

Free Publicity Can Be Recycled

by Press Release Services

After you have written a press release and get it published,
it is time to start over with a fresh one, right? Not so
fast. You can recycle your press releases and still get very
valuable free publicity.

One effective way to do this it to add a link in your email
signature. You can simply put in a sentence saying you were
featured in the local paper or boast that your company was
in the New Yorker magazine. If the newspaper or magazine has
a link to the article, put that in your signature as well so
anybody who is interested can read the press release without
having to search for it.

Also, use your press release for free publicity at your
website. Post any favorable articles that have been written
about you or your company, with permission, of course. Or,
write favorable articles yourself. That way you know you
have full rights to the content. It is a wise move to put a
press release kit right on your website for media relations.
Often, before a reporter will commit to doing a story, they
will check out the website.  A media kit is a way to knock
your creditability up a few notches as well.

Reprints are another way to recycle for free publicity.
Send copies of newspaper stories to editors of other media
with a letter stating that there is another angle of the
company that wasn’t pursued. Also, send reprints of local
newspapers to national publications. By sending articles in
trade publications to editors anywhere, you can increase
your press release range.

Once a press release is done about you or your company,
follow up with a letter to the editor showing a different
point of view. This increases the number of people who will
read about you. Sometimes, the editorial page is all that
people have time to read. If they come across your letter,
they may go back and read the original press release.

Another very handy way to get your name and image out there
is through testimonials. You may be able to pull quotes from
people who have tried and love your product. Use them
everyplace you can, web ads, print ads, press releases, etc.

Also, offer testimonials to others talking about how much
their product has enriched your life. Add your photo to the
quote a long with your business name and website. This will
be a great source of truly free publicity.

Rod Beckwith is a software publisher that has created “Press
Equalizer,” which generates FREE publicity and backlinks for
its users. For more information see: http://www.pressequalizer.com

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