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Hi, I have sent a PM. Please check. Thanks
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All PM's replied to.
We can targets any major English speaking country, and a few others as long as the release itself is written in English.
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We can targets any major English speaking country, and a few others as long as the release itself is written in English.
The Black Friday Deal Has Now Ended! (thanks and congrats to all those that snapped it up)
What a great response we got from our Black Friday deal! Already many happy customers writing in with compliments. The deal also brought in many new customers that are yet to submit their order details and we can't wait to show you all just how powerful a great press release campaign can be!
Don't forget - You can still get a whopping $50 OFF our packages! Just use the coupon : BHW
Kingofknights
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Ditto to the above, let me know your skype and/or email. Have pre sale questions.
Kingofknights
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OP is non responsive. Won't be buying in that case.
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We always answer as soon as possible once we are notified via email of a reply / PM.
It seems for some reason we were not sent email notifications for the last couple of replies to this thread.
We apologize for the lack of the response and will strive to manually check this thread more often as the thing we are complimented on the most is our great customer service and fast replies. We don't want that to change!
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supremeboxtee
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Let me must say this - this service absolutely changed the company I used this service for. I will be using it again, I will be using it for other clients, I will be using it for personal use, I will be using it numerous times and drilling away and getting natural organic traffic with this service until google and the other engines decide news isn't worth ranking above all results for.
We had them write the article, made a few changes, approved it, done. Figured (as with other services I've paid for) we would get maybe a hundred, two hundred visitors, and sales would go up a little more than normal, maybe 20%, maybe 0%. Approved it pretty late at night, around 10PM CST, drank some beer, went to bed.
Well, I woke up to frantic, almost in tears, phone calls and messages from my client. He was wondering, and I quote "what the fuck is happening?! is everything alright?! WAKE UP AND CALL ME". I have some pretty great screenshots of texts and emails received that day, the company has not been the same since.
Continue reading if you want, but if you are looking for a PR service, and aren't sold after that, I guess I don't know what to tell you.
The main thing, and only few of you will understand this, is you need a real product to sell, and the traffic will come, and SEO will shoot up because of social sharing and other things that the traffic does once it hits your site. I looked through some of the other customers articles on their site, it's alright, it's okay, but people seem to be using this to get backlinks, this is less backlinks, more getting actual news, product releases, sales, promotions, something, out in front of your audience. You are promoting news about your brand, something new, exciting, and you will rank highly on news and organic normal (if done correctly), so make sure you pick the right stuff. If you are trying to use PR to promote your new haircut, nobody will give a shit, go buy some backlinks.
The links on the articles themselves aren't going to make this service worth it, though I'm sure they did help us go from 4-5 to 1-2, a lot more help came from the social impact it had on our site, shares from 10-15 a day up to the hundreds for the duration of the 'peak' of the article. I ran their service for a niche ecommerce website, it's in a insanely competitive market, if I told you the niche, you would honestly laugh, well, I'd laugh at you while showing you some charts, and the money made in only two days from using this service.
We received over 10 thousand unique visitors in 48 hours from ONE of the articles alone. (only limited google analytics to two days, referral from that domain traffic only) Though more traffic has come from this service since then, the articles are still floating around, the traffic is pretty much immeasurable. We typically brought in 50-100 uniques at the time we did this service, now it's gone up, but at the time, 50-100, up to tens of thousands... Plenty of people purchased, we had the highest sales day ever, followed by the highest sales day ever, followed by the third highest sales day ever, in the companies year long existence. I won't get into numbers, but I'll tell you what, we made more in the two days than we did in most months. More than just purchases, we had insane upticks in newsletter subscriptions, social media followings, etc.
We were featured in the 'in the news' on the google results page for a bunch of terms, second only to google product ads, as 'in the news' featured our submitted image, and article, right there, in front of thousands of people. For 2 days we were there for our main slightly niche-y term (4.6 million results, decently costly for ppc), and for about 2 hours on the first day of our article being posted, we were featured on our biggest term that we don't bother ranking for because it's so insanely competitive (400,000,000 results, PPC cost that would leave me homeless). Obviously since our news became stale, we dropped from those positions, but the traffic and links, etc, still effect the traffic on our site today.
The sites that our article was posted to were impressive, hundreds of sites posted it, and 2-3 of them were big nut swingers which brought in a bulk of the traffic, lots were local news and other types of news sites (as typical with a PR service), even those smaller sites, local news, and such, brought in traffic... We even had new sources emailing us from clicking those article links, featuring us in their personal/business blogs, social media pages, instagram, facebook, etc. This service seriously changed the face of the company.
We were sent a screenshot from prmwire with one of their partner-service analytics, over 60k views on one article alone.. if it's the same article, or close to it, as the one that send us all that traffic, think of the click through rate on that.. absolutely bat shit insane.
Here's a screenshot with everything important covered up, so it might not mean anything to you, but think about ranking in these spots, with huge graphics supporting the article, for your biggest terms, bringing in tens of thousands of visitors a day.. Think if we ran PPC at the same time, and google product ads? We seriously would have been 100% of almost the entire first page of results.. just think about that.. think of a term you would make a killing if every google-r HAD to go to your site if they searched.. think of a best selling product you sell and think about how much traffic you lose because some dip shit out ranks you.. think about being #1 with a huge image for a few days.. if that doesn't get your creative juices flowing.. you're in the wrong industry..
I can't wait to continue using this service and spin it different ways.. fuck paying google hundreds of dollars a day for crazy terms.. just take it over with services like this.. i will be submitting my second, third, and fourth order, for clients and myself, in the next few weeks.
We had them write the article, made a few changes, approved it, done. Figured (as with other services I've paid for) we would get maybe a hundred, two hundred visitors, and sales would go up a little more than normal, maybe 20%, maybe 0%. Approved it pretty late at night, around 10PM CST, drank some beer, went to bed.
Well, I woke up to frantic, almost in tears, phone calls and messages from my client. He was wondering, and I quote "what the fuck is happening?! is everything alright?! WAKE UP AND CALL ME". I have some pretty great screenshots of texts and emails received that day, the company has not been the same since.
Continue reading if you want, but if you are looking for a PR service, and aren't sold after that, I guess I don't know what to tell you.
The main thing, and only few of you will understand this, is you need a real product to sell, and the traffic will come, and SEO will shoot up because of social sharing and other things that the traffic does once it hits your site. I looked through some of the other customers articles on their site, it's alright, it's okay, but people seem to be using this to get backlinks, this is less backlinks, more getting actual news, product releases, sales, promotions, something, out in front of your audience. You are promoting news about your brand, something new, exciting, and you will rank highly on news and organic normal (if done correctly), so make sure you pick the right stuff. If you are trying to use PR to promote your new haircut, nobody will give a shit, go buy some backlinks.
The links on the articles themselves aren't going to make this service worth it, though I'm sure they did help us go from 4-5 to 1-2, a lot more help came from the social impact it had on our site, shares from 10-15 a day up to the hundreds for the duration of the 'peak' of the article. I ran their service for a niche ecommerce website, it's in a insanely competitive market, if I told you the niche, you would honestly laugh, well, I'd laugh at you while showing you some charts, and the money made in only two days from using this service.
We received over 10 thousand unique visitors in 48 hours from ONE of the articles alone. (only limited google analytics to two days, referral from that domain traffic only) Though more traffic has come from this service since then, the articles are still floating around, the traffic is pretty much immeasurable. We typically brought in 50-100 uniques at the time we did this service, now it's gone up, but at the time, 50-100, up to tens of thousands... Plenty of people purchased, we had the highest sales day ever, followed by the highest sales day ever, followed by the third highest sales day ever, in the companies year long existence. I won't get into numbers, but I'll tell you what, we made more in the two days than we did in most months. More than just purchases, we had insane upticks in newsletter subscriptions, social media followings, etc.
We were featured in the 'in the news' on the google results page for a bunch of terms, second only to google product ads, as 'in the news' featured our submitted image, and article, right there, in front of thousands of people. For 2 days we were there for our main slightly niche-y term (4.6 million results, decently costly for ppc), and for about 2 hours on the first day of our article being posted, we were featured on our biggest term that we don't bother ranking for because it's so insanely competitive (400,000,000 results, PPC cost that would leave me homeless). Obviously since our news became stale, we dropped from those positions, but the traffic and links, etc, still effect the traffic on our site today.
The sites that our article was posted to were impressive, hundreds of sites posted it, and 2-3 of them were big nut swingers which brought in a bulk of the traffic, lots were local news and other types of news sites (as typical with a PR service), even those smaller sites, local news, and such, brought in traffic... We even had new sources emailing us from clicking those article links, featuring us in their personal/business blogs, social media pages, instagram, facebook, etc. This service seriously changed the face of the company.
We were sent a screenshot from prmwire with one of their partner-service analytics, over 60k views on one article alone.. if it's the same article, or close to it, as the one that send us all that traffic, think of the click through rate on that.. absolutely bat shit insane.
Here's a screenshot with everything important covered up, so it might not mean anything to you, but think about ranking in these spots, with huge graphics supporting the article, for your biggest terms, bringing in tens of thousands of visitors a day.. Think if we ran PPC at the same time, and google product ads? We seriously would have been 100% of almost the entire first page of results.. just think about that.. think of a term you would make a killing if every google-r HAD to go to your site if they searched.. think of a best selling product you sell and think about how much traffic you lose because some dip shit out ranks you.. think about being #1 with a huge image for a few days.. if that doesn't get your creative juices flowing.. you're in the wrong industry..
I can't wait to continue using this service and spin it different ways.. fuck paying google hundreds of dollars a day for crazy terms.. just take it over with services like this.. i will be submitting my second, third, and fourth order, for clients and myself, in the next few weeks.
gtull2
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- Apr 25, 2013
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Hey Rubix,
I will likely be placing an order next week. Just a few questions, as I know next to nothing about press releases:
1- I really just want the service to gain exposure on a new site. After reading the above review, I'm wondering if using this to promote a product is the way to get mass exposure, of if simply relaying interesting info that may be slightly controversial can get as much attention?
2- When working with you, should I be choosing an angle, or do I just show your guys my site and ask them to figure something out?
3- Is there any one (or few) things that you would point to as being critical is getting the release picked up by many? For instance, maybe hot products are the rage? Maybe it's an oddity story (70 year old site creator)? Maybe it's something funny? In your opinion, what makes a press release really blast off compared to others?
4- Would a newsletter subscription pop up on my site negatively impact the release/results from it?
Thanks for any input.
I will likely be placing an order next week. Just a few questions, as I know next to nothing about press releases:
1- I really just want the service to gain exposure on a new site. After reading the above review, I'm wondering if using this to promote a product is the way to get mass exposure, of if simply relaying interesting info that may be slightly controversial can get as much attention?
2- When working with you, should I be choosing an angle, or do I just show your guys my site and ask them to figure something out?
3- Is there any one (or few) things that you would point to as being critical is getting the release picked up by many? For instance, maybe hot products are the rage? Maybe it's an oddity story (70 year old site creator)? Maybe it's something funny? In your opinion, what makes a press release really blast off compared to others?
4- Would a newsletter subscription pop up on my site negatively impact the release/results from it?
Thanks for any input.
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Hi there, to answer your questions :
1. Either can get a lot of attention, it really just depends if what your want to announce/promote is going to be of interest to the masses or not.
2. We always ask the client what it is they want to announce. The main reason you want to put out a release is to announce something and get that something attention by the media and potential customers/viewers.
3. There is no single magic ingredient to make a press release go truly viral. Again it's all about what we are working with. If you have something truly newsworthy to announce then it will do well. If you don't, then we can still get the release out there on some great sites and will optimize it so that it has the best chance of ranking well in search results for your main keyword.
4. This is something you will need to test on your end. It depends on how your site is structured and what type of conversions you are trying to get. It's good to already have your landing page converting traffic at a good rate before ordering a release. That way the traffic you get does not go to waste.
Happy New Year
T
gtull2
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Thank you for the reply and sorry to bother you on the holiday.
On #4, I wasn't asking about the effectiveness of my landing page/popup. I was trying to ask if having a pop up on the landing page will effect the release. In other words, is a news site less likely to run a press release if it links to a spammy looking site with pop ups?
Does that make sense?
On #3, are you sure there aren't certain "things" that increase the likelihood of a viral campaign? That just doesn't sound right. I'm looking for help on making a potentially viral campaign. I guess I can research it on my own, but I would assume that a pro would have a grasp of it??
Thank you.
On #4, I wasn't asking about the effectiveness of my landing page/popup. I was trying to ask if having a pop up on the landing page will effect the release. In other words, is a news site less likely to run a press release if it links to a spammy looking site with pop ups?
Does that make sense?
On #3, are you sure there aren't certain "things" that increase the likelihood of a viral campaign? That just doesn't sound right. I'm looking for help on making a potentially viral campaign. I guess I can research it on my own, but I would assume that a pro would have a grasp of it??
Thank you.
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It's always a possibility that a partner of ours may have an issue with a pop up like that, but it's not strictly banned or anything. If you are asking us what we recommend I can only speak for myself and would suggest not using any popups (I personally can't stand them).
Other than making sure we abide by the required editorial guidelines, optimizing the release for search engines, writing the release in a style that best lures readers into wanting to know more, including an eye catching image and keeping the release short and informative, then it all comes back to what exactly you are trying to announce. I really can't give any specifics without knowing what you are promoting as each release will be written to best suit the specific product/topic.
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