
I have been there – the constant grind looking for relevant South African content for an online publication can be frustrating, time consuming and expensive.
MyPR offers a neat solution.
The bottom line:
Subscribe to the MyPR.co.za newsletter or use MyPR’s targeted RSS feeds for automatic delivery.
The long story:
In 2010 we established MyPR for mainly selfish reasons – we needed content for a number of local news sites and brain stormed that conundrum until we came upon a win-win-win-bonus win solution for all.
The concept remains simple to this day:
Win 1:
MyPR offers the opportunity for Public Relations Professionals to self submit press releases to MyPR. We get to publish and distribute those releases to our city specific titles.
Win 2:
The PR Professional gets a press release published and distributed, along with a proof of body of work for existing and potential clients.
Win 3:
Republication by any other content hungry media house is open and free – no permissions required and a handy and free REPUBLISH THIS facility (properly HTML formatted) is displayed alongside every release accessed from our newsletter.
Bonus Win:
MyPR gets to make a few rands when PR Professionals up their game and sign up for our Featured Release service. Whilst PR Professionals get maximum exposure from more publications.
Don’t forget that if you, as a PR Professional, are using media monitoring then your efforts are immediately multiplied 7-Fold with every release submitted to MyPR as a Featured Release.
And that, if you are charging clients per mention, is a HUGE bonus win for you.
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Alan Straton
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