Official Launch Date, Website, and any other pertinent factual information (example: product designs/cuts, sizes, flavours, etc. * Corporate Bios and Headshots. * PR Contact The advanced items in a press kit include: * Press Clips - I advise that you include these when sending to anyone other than a journalist, as most journalists don't want to read other journalists press. * Q&A Sheet - These are talking points, and if you're comfortable, you can release them to the press; otherwise, they're for internal/executives' use. * Awards Sheet. * Sales/Product/Rate Sheet. * Games/Quizzes/Puzzles/Top 10 Quotes and Industry Facts. * Product Photos (High-res). * Editorials, Speeches and Media Statements. * Newsletters. * Testimonials. * Product samples. * Videos - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * MySpace/Facebook pages - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Downloadable Screen Grabs - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Downloadable Executive Headshots - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Downloadable Logos - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Anything else you feel is pertinent information that you would like someone to know about your company. I hope this answers the question. If anyone has additional items that they've placed in kits, other than those listed above, please share your creativity with all of us! Learn how to write and distribute an effective Press Release. Voted City of Johannesburg's Best Public Relations company. Experts in media releases, public relations and reputation management Get your Ad placed right here! Sign up for Google AdWords in 15min Read more:
Official Launch Date, Website, and any other pertinent factual information (example: product designs/cuts, sizes, flavours, etc. * Corporate Bios and Headshots. * PR Contact The advanced items in a press kit include: * Press Clips - I advise that you include these when sending to anyone other than a journalist, as most journalists don't want to read other journalists press. * Q&A Sheet - These are talking points, and if you're comfortable, you can release them to the press; otherwise, they're for internal/executives' use. * Awards Sheet. * Sales/Product/Rate Sheet. * Games/Quizzes/Puzzles/Top 10 Quotes and Industry Facts. * Product Photos (High-res). * Editorials, Speeches and Media Statements. * Newsletters. * Testimonials. * Product samples. * Videos - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * MySpace/Facebook pages - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Downloadable Screen Grabs - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Downloadable Executive Headshots - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Downloadable Logos - These apply to online and CD/DVD-ROM kits. * Anything else you feel is pertinent information that you would like someone to know about your company. I hope this answers the question. If anyone has additional items that they've placed in kits, other than those listed above, please share your creativity with all of us! Learn how to write and distribute an effective Press Release. Voted City of Johannesburg's Best Public Relations company. Experts in media releases, public relations and reputation management Get your Ad placed right here! Sign up for Google AdWords in 15min Read more:
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