Category: High Resolution

Did you know that the average human attention span is only 8 seconds? That’s 8 seconds to grab your readers’ attention and convince them they should stay and read on. You’ve probably already spent 8 seconds reading up to this point. Not too much time, is it? In this guide, we’ll show you how to send a press release with photos...

Sending an image with your press release should be common sense – but are you really using photos correctly? Journalists and bloggers will be more likely to cover news that includes an image. But a terrible image could be just as bad as not including one in the first place. They’re worth a thousand words so choosing the right picture...

Images and visuals are an excellent way to add interest to your press release. Journalists will use them in their research and their stories. Your audience is attracted to them, and content that contains images is shared more often. There are many different visual formats to consider, including infographics, photos, and videos. Choosing the best ones for your press release...

A press release should be an informative document that gives the journalist enough information to decide whether they wish to take the story further. Meaning there needs to be a few key elements included, such as a quote and an image. However, many small business owners often forget the latter. When sending press releases it is important to help the...