Press Release Tips
Posted by admin on March, 22nd 2011If you have hired a PR Agency to handle your media image then the chances are that the first thing they will do when you have some news to announce is write a press release.
Press releases are a great tool for issuing news to the media. A good PR Agency can write and issue press releases very quickly, meaning that if your news has a short shelf-life then the media will soon know about it.
Journalists get their news sources from a huge range of sources, tip-offs from the public, diary events and PR people are just a few. Getting news from a press release issued by a PR Agency helps journalists who are over-worked and working to tight deadlines, so we have put together five tips to help you get press releases noticed.
- Always write an attention-grabbing headline but avoid caps and exclamation remarks as your release could
Northampton Gets a Taste of Barcelona
Posted by PR Nottingham on June, 30th 2010
It may be a stretch of the imagination to liken Northampton to the European Mediterranean, but as is shown by its restaurants Northampton is getting more continental year on year. French, Italian and Spanish are all on offer, and if you want to travel even further you can journey your taste buds to India, China or Vietnam. The arrival of these culinary sensations makes it more difficult for the intrepid diner to decide what to eat and where. Thankfully, the partnership between www.godine.co.uk and jprmarketing.co.uk has made these difficult choices as simple as a primary school dinner.
A great addition to Northampton’s food offerings is Les Olives, a new Spanish restaurant and rapidly growing in excellent reputation. Reasonably priced and very relaxed with no real dress code, Les Olives is the
Eating in Melton Mowbray is More Than Pork Pies
Posted by PR Nottingham on June, 25th 2010There is so much more to Melton Mowbray than its world famous pies. Its list of fine restaurants could be added to its fame. There is a good selection of dinning opportunities in Melton Mowbray, from British, Indian and Italian. It is also the proud location of Leicestershire’s only Thai Restaurant. In the area around Melton Mowbray restaurants are spread out with only three in the actual town itself. The rest are in more rural locations.
If you fancy a ride out into the countryside, a beautiful place to stop and eat lunch or dinner is The Red House. It is located on the A606 that runs leisurely between Rutland Water and Nottingham. This restaurant is well worth the find, offering superb British fayre. The restaurant listing site www.godine.co.uk particularly recommends The Red House for a summer’s evening meal. There is an outside barbeque and eating area under a
City Centre Restaurants in Derby Go Fashionably French
Posted by PR Nottingham on May, 21st 2010The restaurant scene in Derby has really taken off over recent years. You can now sample delights from all over the world, from places as distant as Bangkok or as close as Paris. For everyone living in Derby or all those on a visit, a stop in the Cathedral District finds all the best restaurants clustered in one place. www.godine.co.uk has gathered everything you need to know about the very best restaurants on offer in Derby’s city centre.
A single visit to GoDine’s Derby Restaurant Page is a great place to start whetting your appetite. You be given a choice of all the best flavours from around the world, with sample menus, reviews, prices and instant online booking.
A good example of what’s on offer is the listing of French restaurants. From friendly bistros to heady a la carte, godine offers you Derby’s finest on {http://www.godine.co.uk/french-restaurants-derby }. They have also