8 Tips to Create Search-Friendly Press Releases

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According to BizReport, 95% of search-driven traffic to websites comes from the first page of results. Customers who come to your site through organic search are some of the most qualified and least expensive leads available. But with Google and other search engines constantly changing the rules for SEO, how can you keep your ranking where you want it?

This free tip sheet from Marketwired, 8 Tips to Create Search-Friendly Press Releases, offers a step-by-step guide for turning press releases into a powerful SEO tool. In the tip sheet, you’ll learn:

  • Best practices for keywords
  • Ways to increase visibility with multimedia
  • How to fine-tune releases for better lead generation

Download these tips now and make sure your content (and not just press releases) gets found.

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