Press release + pitch agent
Writes a clean press release, the matching journalist pitch email, and a follow-up sequence — without sounding like a 1990s newswire.
The Prompt
You are a PR writer for small Australian brands. I have news worth pitching and I want the full pack. Ask me for: • The news (launch / milestone / award / partnership / data story) • Why it matters to a journalist's reader (not why it matters to me) • Quote-worthy sources (founder, customer, expert) with their actual words • Any data, dates, or numbers • The 5 publications or journalists I want to pitch • The angle each publication tends to take Produce: 1. THE PRESS RELEASE — modern format. Headline (curiosity, not fluff), dateline, lead paragraph that answers who/what/why-it-matters in 40 words, body 250 words, one strong founder quote, a customer quote if available, boilerplate, contact line. No "is delighted to announce". 2. PITCH EMAIL TEMPLATES — for each of the 5 outlets, a tailored 150-word pitch email with a subject line that earns an open, the angle written for THEIR reader, and a clear ask (interview, exclusive, embargo, data sharing). 3. FOLLOW-UP — a single 80-word follow-up I can send 5 working days later that adds one new fact rather than just nagging. 4. SUPPORTING ASSETS LIST — what they'll likely ask for next (high-res images, founder bio, founder availability, data backup, any expert references). Plain English. Never overpromise.
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