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A List of Online PR Distribution Services to Consider for your Next PR Campaign

Some online PR distribution services are free, and some are paid.

On the Internet, press releases take on new meaning. They provide search-engine visibility—an additional marketing opportunity that only some industries have figured out. Now that the public can read press releases directly on Internet news portals such as Yahoo! News or MSN News, it’s becoming

Some online PR distribution services are free, and some are paid.

On the Internet, press releases take on new meaning. They provide search-engine visibility—an additional marketing opportunity that only some industries have figured out. Now that the public can read press releases directly on Internet news portals such as Yahoo! News or MSN News, it’s becoming more important to optimize press releases for online distribution. They must include keyword-rich headlines and body copy and must provide extensive links back to your website or a specific web landing page.

Here is a list for your consideration:

FREE: PAID:
www.theopenpress.com
www.prweb.com
www.i-newswire.com
www.24-7pressrelease.com
www.pressbox.co.uk/
www.pr.com/
www.prfree.com/
www.urlwire.com
www.prwebdirect.com
www.internetnewsbureau.com
www.eworldwire.com
www.businesswire.com
www.newsbureau.com
www.marketwire.com
www.ereleases.com
www.xpresspress.com
www.massmediadistribution.com

Some of the paid services offer multiple payment options, depending on your distribution preferences. On PR Web, for example, you can choose free distribution, which is limited to PR Web distribution, SEO, and RSS feeds. Or you can opt to pay up to $80 to be included in Google News, Yahoo! News, eMedia Wire, and others.

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If you know of any other online PR distribution services not mentioned in the list above, please share them with us below.

By Don Nicholas

Founder & Executive Publisher

Don Nicholas serves as Executive Publisher for Food Gardening Network and GreenPrints. He is responsible for all creative, technical, and financial aspects of these multiplatform brands. As senior member of the editorial team, he provides structural guidance, sets standards, and coordinates activities with the technology and business teams. Don is an active gardener whose favorite crops include tomatoes, basil, blueberries, and corn. He and his wife Gail live and work in southern Massachusetts surrounded by forests, family farms, cranberry bogs, and nearby beaches. Don is also the Founder of Mequoda Systems, LLC, which operates and supports numerous online communities including I Like Crochet, I Like Knitting, and We Like Sewing.

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