What we accept
- Genuine company announcements: launches, openings, milestones, appointments, events, product and service updates
- Releases written in clear, factual language, between roughly 300 and 800 words
- One announcement per release, with a named company and a real contact
- Images you own or have the right to publish
What we do not accept
- Spam, keyword-stuffed text, or releases written only to drop a link
- Illegal goods or services, or content that breaks the law in the market it targets
- Defamatory claims about identifiable people or companies
- Misleading financial content: guaranteed returns, investment “tips” presented as advice, or unsubstantiated earnings claims
- Superlatives you cannot prove (“the best”, “the cheapest”, “#1”) presented as fact
- Content impersonating news reporting or another organisation
Formatting rules
- Headline in plain language; we may suggest a clearer headline, and will confirm changes with you before publishing.
- One website link in the Basic package. No affiliate links, link shorteners or redirect chains.
- Facts in your release are your responsibility. If a claim is challenged, we may ask for evidence or remove the release.
Review process
Every submission is read by a person before anything is published. We reply to every submission by email: accepted, accepted with suggested edits, or declined with the reason. Declined submissions are not charged. Acceptance is always at our discretion under these guidelines.
Labelling and disclosure
Every release published here carries a “Paid Press Release” label and a disclosure that it was provided and paid for by the company it describes. Labels are never removed or softened, including for Featured and Distribution Plus packages — placement can be bought, but the label cannot.
Corrections and removals
If your company published a release and needs a correction, contact us with the release URL and the change; factual corrections are made free of charge. We will remove a release on request from the company that published it, and we may remove any release that breaches these guidelines, receives a credible legal complaint, or is found to contain false claims. Removal requests from third parties are reviewed individually — see the Contact page.