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Press Release Writer

Professional press releases that get media coverage

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Company raised $5 million funding. We are happy. Will grow team.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [COMPANY NAME] RAISES $5 MILLION SERIES A TO EXPAND AI WRITING PLATFORM ACROSS SOUTHEAST ASIA Funding led by Sequoia Capital to accelerate growth following 300% year-over-year expansion [City, Date] — [Company Name], the AI writing assistant platform for non-native English speakers, today announced it has raised $5 million in Series A funding led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from [other investors]. The round will fuel the company's expansion into Southeast Asian markets, where demand for professional English writing tools is accelerating among a growing professional workforce. "This investment validates what our users have been telling us — there is massive demand for AI tools that understand the specific challenges non-native speakers face," said [CEO Name], CEO of [Company Name]. "We're not building a spell checker. We're building a writing coach that understands regional language patterns." [Company Name] currently serves 50,000 active users across 40 countries, with 30% month-over-month growth. The company's AI is specifically trained on non-native English writing patterns from South Asia, East Asia, and Latin America. About [Company Name]: [Company Name] is an AI writing assistant that helps non-native English speakers communicate professionally. Founded in [year], the company serves users in [X] countries. Learn more at [website]. Media Contact: [Name] | [email] | [phone]

How It Works

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Why Use This Tool

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AP Style format

Automatically formats in the AP Style that journalists and editors expect to see.

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Lead-first structure

Most important information first — the structure that journalists use and prefer.

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ESL-friendly

Non-native press releases often bury the news or sound overly formal. This tool produces proper news-style writing.

Any announcement type

Funding, product launches, partnerships, awards, executive hires, and more.

Who Is This For?

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What Users Say

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is AP Style and why does it matter for press releases?
AP (Associated Press) Style is the standard for news writing. Journalists expect press releases in AP Style — it makes editing easier and increases the chance your release gets picked up. Key rules: spell out numbers one through nine, use month abbreviations, avoid unnecessary punctuation.
What makes a press release newsworthy?
News hooks: funding announcements, product launches, partnerships with notable companies, award wins, major customer wins, industry firsts. Generic announcements ("we're excited to share") rarely get coverage. Lead with the most compelling fact.
How long should a press release be?
One page (400-600 words) is the standard. Journalists won't read more. Include: headline, subheadline, body (3-4 paragraphs), boilerplate "About" section, and media contact.
Should I include a quote in a press release?
Yes — always include at least one executive quote. It gives journalists a ready-to-use statement and adds credibility. Quotes should sound natural, not corporate, and add new information beyond what the body text says.
How do non-native speakers write better press releases?
Press releases require a very specific structure and journalistic voice that feels unnatural for non-native writers. Common issues: being too modest, burying the lead, or using overly formal language. This tool automatically follows AP Style structure.

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