Photos published with press releases dramatically increase visibility online
Released on: July 10, 2008, 9:50 am
Press Release Author: BigNews.biz
Industry: Marketing
Press Release Summary: BigNews.biz today released a report that outlines the advantages of including photos and illustrations when publishing press releases online.
Press Release Body: Garden City, New York - July 10, 2008 - BigNews.biz today released a detailed report outlining techniques that public relations professionals and publishers should consider if they are not including photos or illustration when distributing press releases online. The report includes detailed instructions and search engine optimization (SEO) techniques that are designed to dramatically increase the visibility of press releases that are distributed via the Internet.
The majority of press releases that are distributed online do not include photos. When a photo or an illustration is included with a press release it enhances the visibility of the release increasing the number of viewers as well as making it easier for people to find a release in search engines such as Google News and Google Images..
\"One of the biggest mistakes made by press release publishers is neglecting to include a pertinent image with their press release.\" said Phillip Davies President of BigNews.biz \"People are much more likely to find and respond to a press release with an interesting photo, than to a press release that does not include one. Our latest report shows publishers how to prepare an image for publication with a press release and how to optimize it for better search engine placement.\"
To view the newly published report \"Photos will increase the visibility of a press releases\", please visit: http://bignews.biz/blog/?p=11
About BigNews.biz A public relations and Internet marketing firm with over 14 years of experience in online PR. The company also designs and sells software for building press release and news distribution sites. The founders have over 18 years of experience working for news media companies such as the LA Times, The Associated Press and Newsday.
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