Order press release distribution on real news outlets and media wires. Every listing shows its Domain Authority, Domain Rating, monthly traffic and price before you order, so you know what the placement is worth.
There are two halves to any press release distribution service and they are not equally certain. The outlets named on the listing you order are guaranteed — your release goes live on those. Beyond them the release is syndicated to a wider network of news and media sites, 200+ or 500+ depending on the package, and those are not individually guaranteed. Nobody can guarantee them, because the decision to pick up a syndicated release sits with each site.
We say which is which on the listing rather than adding the two numbers together into one impressive figure. If a service quotes you "500+ guaranteed placements", it is counting the network it cannot control.
Press release links are generally nofollow, here and everywhere else. That is the wire industry standard, and it means these links are not built to pass ranking authority the way a guest post link does. Google indexing of a published release is not guaranteed either, because that is Google's call.
So what is a press release submission service for? Visibility, brand mentions, being quotable, and showing up when someone searches your company name. Those are real and worth paying for. If you want links that move rankings, buy guest posts instead — we would rather tell you that than sell you the wrong product.
A minimum of 700 words, original, professionally written and genuinely newsworthy. Content is reviewed and approved before publication, so a thin or promotional release is sent back rather than quietly pushed out to fail. If you would rather not write it, writing is included in some packages, and our free checker will show you what is missing before you submit anything.
Publications and links are guaranteed to remain live for a minimum of six months. Lifetime publication is not guaranteed, and any paid press release distribution that promises it is promising something outside its control. Once a release is published or distributed, changes, removals, cancellations and refunds are not available — the placement has already been made at the other end.