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Occasionally people ask if we support others reselling our services. And the answer is YES! Very much yes. We love building long-term partnerships with resellers, and we are always looking for ways to help them grow and succeed.

You can resell our Apnews.com services and any of our other services. We'll offer you a special reseller account, all types of support, white-label reports, and more. You can learn more about it on the reseller section of our website: https://invalley.com/resellers.

Working as a reseller also lets you benefit from our bulk order discounts. Message me if you'd like to hear more about those.

And if you're wondering, yes, the Monthly Mix packages are also available for resellers. And both resellers and regular customers can get a discount on that package by paying for several months in advance, or by ordering several packages at once.
 
Clients often wonder if we can use one of their old press releases as a base for their APnews.com press release. And the answer is yes, of course! Our team can rewrite one of your old press releases, updating any outdated information as needed. This way, you’ll get a fresh piece of content that passes plagiarism checks but still contains only information that your team has approved for release.

We can use a similar approach on the content for the Monthly Mix package. By default, our team will always come up with 100% original and niche-relevant content. But if you’d like us to use the information found on your website or your site’s blog as a primary source or a source of inspiration for the content, we can do that too. Just ask! We’re always willing to work with clients to make sure they are happy with the content.
 
I often get asked whether Apnews.com will accept press releases in languages other than English. Unfortunately, the answer is no, but that doesn't mean that you can't get an Apnews.com backlink from us.

I can publish press releases in English with backlinks to websites in other languages. This is something that I've done before, publishing English press releases with links to sites in German, French, Spanish, and more. I can do this even if your website doesn't have an English version.

However, if you'd rather get backlinks from content written in the same language as your site, my agency does have tons of non-English websites on its site list. Those are also available as part of the Monthly Mix. Just get in touch and I can show you samples of those.
 
As you probably know, getting a link isn’t enough to get a leg ahead in the SEO world. Links perform a lot better when they are attached to useful and well-written content, and when they are integrated naturally into the content. That’s why Invalley puts so much emphasis on content quality when delivering our link building services.

Look at that, you may be wondering: what happens if you don’t like the content our team produces? How many times can you ask us to edit or redraft the content? The answer to both is easy: we’ll work on the content until you have something you’re happy to approve. Whether that means editing the content, rewriting entire sections, or even writing a new article on a different topic. Our team will take care of it.

Fixing this kind of problem is exactly why we make sure clients get to review and approve the content on Premium Guest Posts before it gets published. Even if you’re getting your premium guest posts through a Monthly Mix subscription, you’ll still get a chance to review the content.
 
A question that came up recently is how recent a piece of news needs to be included in a press release. Does it have to be about something that happened recently, or can we use a relatively old piece of news related to your business?

Well, there's no set rule about how recent it needs to be. We can cover news that happened last month or one year ago.

It's easier to make the press release sound relevant if it is covering a big company change or announcement that happened in the last 3 months or so. However, if you don't have anything that recent to include in your Apnews.com press release, don't worry! Our talented content team can still write the press release in a way that makes it sound fresh and exciting.
 
An interesting question came up with one of my clients recently: Is there a limit to how many press releases about the same brand you can submit to Apnews.com?

The short answer is no, there is no limit. At least no limit within reason. I obviously can't ask the Apnews.com team to publish 100 identical press releases in the same month. But getting your brand featured on their website once or even twice a month should be fine.

Of course, in most cases, it'll be better for your SEO to publish press releases on other news websites. Rather than getting dozens of links from just Apnews.com. But if you have a special project in mind that requires multiple Apnews.com press releases, I can deliver that, no problem.
 
I assume, when you publish press release in APnews, they must be getting syndicated to many more news outlet. Do you send report of all those other link as well?
 
I assume, when you publish press release in APnews, they must be getting syndicated to many more news outlet. Do you send report of all those other link as well?
Good question! And no, we do not track or report links built through syndication. We've never put those forward as a selling point for this package; in fact, we've had clients get upset when they noticed that their press release was being copied and pasted on other news sites.

This was a couple of years ago. And honestly, the topic hadn't been on my mind since then. I just checked again and looking at our last 6 months of placements, I *think* our more recent articles aren't being syndicated. When they do show up elsewhere it's usually only on 2-3 sites, nowhere near the volume we used to see before.

Why did it change? Maybe APnews.com changed something on their end. Maybe it's because we changed publishers. Or maybe the other sites syndicating the content have started marking it as no-index so I can't easily track them down. I'd need to dig more into it to find out.

If you want more specifics you can DM me. I can share samples so you can do some digging of your own.

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APNews PR links are no-follow, also make sure their robots.txt isn't blocking googlebot from accessing your article, as that's what they usually do for these sorts of services
 
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