Industry-standard press release formatting
Marketing & GrowthPress Release Writing Service for Book Launches and Author News
A well-written press release gives journalists and outlets a clear, factual, quotable summary of your book or news, formatted the way media outlets expect to receive it.
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Why Choose UsWhy Authors Choose Us
- Industry-standard structure and formatting on every release
- A genuinely newsworthy angle developed, not just an announcement
- Honest expectations set about what a release can and cannot guarantee
- Timing coordinated with your broader launch marketing plan
What's IncludedWhat's Included
We write press releases for book launches, awards, events, and other newsworthy author milestones, following standard press release structure and tone.
Newsworthy angle development for your announcement
Quotable, factual writing in third person
Distribution guidance (not media placement guarantees)
Coordination with book marketing and launch timing
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FAQsFrequently Asked Questions
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No press release service can guarantee coverage. We write releases to the professional standard that gives your story the best possible chance with journalists and outlets, but final coverage decisions rest with those outlets.
Book launches, awards, notable partnerships, events, or milestones that would genuinely interest a journalist or local outlet are usually strong candidates.
Our core service is writing a properly formatted, newsworthy release. We can advise on distribution channels and timing as part of your broader launch marketing.
Most press releases run around 400 to 600 words, following a standard structure: headline, dateline, lead paragraph, body, and boilerplate.