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The best day to issue an online press release

Based on a very experienced press release specialist, Mondays are NOT very slow news days.  If you submit on a Monday, your PR will probably be overlooked and your PR won’t be published online.  Why is this bad?  Besides the direct traffic press releases generate, less online PR sites will build backlinks to your site by publishing your release.  Worst of all, many editors and influential bloggers won’t notice your release and you’ll miss out on the news buzz and blogosphere buzz that a good press release is supposed to produce.

What’s the best day to release a press release?  Thursday.  Thursday is the day of the week where press rooms are slowest.  You’ll have a better shot of getting your PR noticed on Thursday (US Time).

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3 Responses to “The best day to issue an online press release”

  1. john from forbrukslån banknorwegian.no says:

    I have a question regarding online press releases. I work for a medium sized company that do have a couple of press releases that is used in the main street press every year. The problem is that the major news sites in Norway seems to have a no link practice.

    Which of the online press release companies should I use to get google’s goodwill? I can even pay a bit, but would obviously rather not if that is an option…

    Regards

  2. Garret needtogetsome.net says:

    It figures it is Thursday…..I am sooo mad at myself I always…errr…did them Monday.

    Great tip.

  3. David Brooks optimalconversions.com says:

    I agree completely with the Monday vs. Thursday equation EXCEPT if you are targeting news weeklies. Thursday is generally production days — the busiest editorial day of the week.

    In our experience, Friday mornings (not afternoons) get you noticed.

    Now, for your NEXT article, how about a detailed and objective analysis of which free/cheap PR distribution sites are worthwhile and which ones are useless. We studied 50 so fare and the results (based on traffic and PR benefits) are surprising.

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