Online press release distribution is continuing to reach new heights as the Response Source/SourceWire Press Release Wire looks set to break yet another record.
The number of releases distributed on the wire reached record levels in March and May, and this month is set to be another record-breaker. The current volume is double the average for 2005.
More search engine optimisation (SEO) agencies are using the service, but PR agencies and in-house PR professionals are keeping pace thanks to the growing importance of online PR.
You can now add pictures to your releases too. Pictures attract attention to your release and improve its chances of coverage.
To submit a release go to www.dwpub.com/submit or check out our press release distribution information pages. For advice on how to use the service call Gemma on 0845 370 7777.
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