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Your Company's Public relations: Sample Product/Service Press Release
New product releases are among the most common type of press release. You can use them to announce your product to the press, and you can also send them to your customers to tell them about the introduction. Be careful to avoid hype in this type of release. You will want to explain what your product or service does in easy-to-understand language. You also need to stress your benefits as well as your USP (Unique Selling Proposition). In other words, be sure to set your product apart from the competition. If you send this type of release to a trade publication -- one that addresses a specific business-to-business audience -- you can stress technical benefits in language common to the industry. But if you're going for a more general audience, keep jargon to a minimum.
In this sample new product release, it is important to look at the pacing -- how the release introduces the information. The headline and subhead grab the journalist's attention in a few words. The lead paragraph gets to the news quickly and actively. The quote underscores the theme of the release. The next paragraphs provide detailed information, stressing further benefits of the product.
Contact:
Jane Doe
(212) 555-5000
Acme Brings Extended Service Contracts
to the Personal Computer Industry
Company Will Provide One and Two-Year Warranty Extensions for PC Hardware; Creates a New Profit Center for Dealers and Distributors
ANYTOWN, N.Y.; June 22, YYYY - Acme Corporation has introduced the first third-party service contract program that covers the repair or replacement of personal computer hardware beyond the original manufacturers' warranties.
Acme, which administrates service contracts for the consumer electronics, appliance and automobile markets, is now bringing its expertise in this area to the PC business. Three separate programs provide computer users with extended coverage for everything from basic service to theft protection for all types of PC hardware, including central processing units, monitors, keyboards, laser printers, and other peripheral equipment.
The extended warranties will be available exclusively through PC distributors and retailers. Amalgamated and the computer division of Zippy Distributing Co., two leading PC product distributors, already have agreed to carry the Acme service contracts.
"No other service contract administrator has made this kind of commitment to working with the PC industry, which we see as a natural extension of our business," said Ignatz Fusilli, Acme's Chairman and CEO. "Computer users want to protect themselves from costly repair expenses, and computer retailers and distributors are looking for new profit opportunities in this very competitive and cost-sensitive business. Acme's service contracts meet both these needs."
Each Acme service contract program provides parts and labor coverage for a one- or two-year extension of the original manufacturer's warranty. Other features include toll-free access to a nationwide network of factory-authorized service centers; toll-free diagnostic service that can help users pinpoint hardware and software problems; and optional "trip charge" coverage that can spare a computer owner the inconvenience of having to return a product to the dealer or manufacturer for repair.
For added flexibility, the computer owner can obtain coverage at any time from the initial purchase of the equipment up to 60 days prior to the expiration of the original manufacturer's warranty. In addition, every Acme service contract is backed by an insurance policy issued by a carrier with an "Excellent" rating from the A.J. West insurance rating firm.
Acme Corporation, based in Anytown, New York, was founded in 1982. Through its subsidiaries, Acme Consumer Product Services and Acme Automotive Services, the company administers service contract programs for personal computers, consumer electronic products, appliances, home office equipment, automobiles, and recreational vehicles.
Small Business Guide
- Starting Up Your Business
- Coming Up With a Winning Business Idea
- Common Startup Mistakes
- The New Rules for Startups
- Business Incubator FAQs
- Naming Your Business
- Researching Your Business
- Your Personal Savings
- Registration, Licenses, and Permits
- Getting a Tax ID Number
- Fast-Growth Startup Resources
- Structuring Your Business
- Overview: Corporations
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- Incorporate Out of State?
- Writing a Partnership Agreement
- Choosing a Board of Directors
- Basics of a C Corporation
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- Basics of an LLC
- Basics of a Sole Proprietorship
- Basics of a Non-Profit Corporation
- Basics of a Professional Corporation
- Basics of a General Partnership
- Basics of a Limited Partnership
- Your Company's Public Relations
- Elements of a Successful Public Relations Campaign
- How to Use Your Press Coverage Effectively
- Press Releases
- How to Write a Successful Press Release
- Sample Product/Service Press Release
- Sample Commentary Press Release
- Sample Event Press Release
- Sample Tips Press Release
- Sample Personnel Press Release
- Effective Competitive Analysis
- Managing Purchasing to Maximize Cash Flow
- Top Six Pricing Mistakes Businesses Make
- How to Avoid Lowering Your Prices
- Bidding Basics
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- Do You Know How to Pick Them?
- Little-Known Hiring Resources
- Classifying Contract Workers
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- What You Can't Ask in a Job Interview
- New Hire Paperwork
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- Home Office Insurance: Myths & Realities
- Small Business Resources
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- 10 Ways to Pay Less in Tax
- 25 Common Business Deductions and Expenses
- Avoid These Common Errors and Audit Triggers
- Understanding the Home Office Deduction
- Corporate Income Taxes Primer
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- How to Get a Filing Extension
- Year-End Reconciliation
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