Considering how focused PR people are with having a 'social media strategy,' I'm still a little surprised when I see press releases online that aren't optimized for the web. Come on people — it's not that hard! The first and easiest thing to do is to embed links in the body of your press release. Pick out the key phrases in your press release — your company's name, what you do, the name of the CEO or whoever is quoted — and turn them into links. Here's an example of a release I did this week using this strategy for a company called CrossLoop, which offers a free desktop sharing software tool. by Jon Greer
Helping Search Engines Find Your Press Releases
Posted by TerryJackson under Public RelationsFrom http://blogs.bnet.com 5993 days ago
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