24-7PressRelease.com - The Hidden Gem of Press Release Distribution

A worthwhile addition to your marketing toolkit.

2012-01-10

NEW YORK, NY, January 10, 2012 (Press-News.org) If you're looking for the best way to spend your marketing dollars in 2012, consider online press release distribution with 24-7PressRelease.

Using an online press release service provides your company with invaluable visibility while enhancing your website's rankings in popular search engines.

"You can easily increase your search engine ranking by increasing the number of back links to your site that exist on the web," explained Michael Iwasaki, managing partner at 24-7PressRelease. "Distributing with us gives you anywhere from 40 links to 250 links for any individual press release."

24-7PressRelease works closely with both individual business owners and marketing and public relations companies, offering the latter volume discounts that make press release distribution a marketing tool that offers an impressive return on investment (ROI).

Package options range in price from $49 through to $369, and the best value package offered by 24-7PressRelease is priced at just $139 and includes distribution to both online news partners and print media, including newspapers and trade magazines. Any package above the $89 level also allows for videos to be displayed alongside the press release, and all package levels allow for image attachments.

24-7PressRelease is a renowned press release service that has been in business for more than seven years. It has been mentioned in more than 80 books currently available on Amazon.com.

About 24-7PressRelease.com:

Launched in 2004, 24-7 Press Release is a leading provider of press release distribution, with over 175,000 distributed releases and between 10 - 20 million headline impressions daily. The company provides a variety of specialized distribution services, including Search Engine Optimization (SEO) packages.

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