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• What the journalist wants to know
A press release should be factually detailed and informative, and provide enough information to explain why your story is interesting, but remember you are NOT writing the article for the journalist. It is their job to expand the story and make it fit to their specific audience. If you stray too far from the basic facts, you run the risk of putting the journalist off.
• Think about your audience
Different stories will appeal to different types of publication, so always think about where you want to send your release.
For eexample, if you are sendingg it to your local newspapers they will be interested in the local aspect of your news, but if you are sending your release to say, the horticultural trade magazines they will be interested in what will affect that industry.. ....More!
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