People are bombarded with marketing messages from the time they wake up until the time they go to sleep. It’s tough to stand out from the crowd and get your organization noticed.
But what if you were mentioned by The New York Times, Fortune, or another major publication? Do you think that could help you get noticed and get an edge over your competitors?
Of course it would.
Press releases are among the best ways to get that level of publicity. Yet it’s not easy—media organizations have a lot of potential stories out there to choose from. Most press releases fail to get on their radar and convince them that the story will appeal to their readers.
Even if your organization has a great piece of news to share with readers, it’s often tough to distill it in a way that’s compelling to journalists. This is where a press release copy editing service can help.
How We Can Help
Before founding Super Copy Editors, our copy chief, Dave Baker, worked in the media for nearly 18 years, including stints at The New York Times and The Times-Picayune of New Orleans, where he shared two staff Pulitzer Prizes after Hurricane Katrina.
As a former journalist himself, Dave knows well that an effective press release is easy to understand and tightly focused on the core message. Your press release must grab attention quickly and get journalists interested in covering the story.
Working with a copy editor on your press release will ensure that you don’t have typos and grammar errors. But at Super Copy Editors, we don’t stop there—we also make sure your press release is compelling and concise.
That’s what it takes to get your press release noticed and give it the best chance of getting picked up by the media.
More Than a Press Release Proofreading Service
Proofreaders usually help only with misspelled words, grammar errors, typos, and similar mistakes.
At Super Copy Editors, we go beyond that by also making sure your writing is as strong as it can be. We check for clarity, logic, consistency, and more—so your message resonates with your target audiences.
To learn more about our press release copy editing services, contact us today. We’ll get right back to you with a custom quote.
