Dear Business Owners,
It probably goes without saying that things are uncertain at the moment, so we want to reassure you that we are here to help you.
It will be a struggle and challenge to continue marketing now, but we also understand the importance of keeping marketing activity ongoing so that when it is all over, businesses get to rebound and recover.
Quality marketing techniques are designed to connect people emotionally. Going defensive on marketing is not the answer.
It’s important to address the immediate challenge that COVID-19 represents and remain connected to your customers. That’s why we are putting up US$1.5 million in press release credits to help 7,000 SMBs deliver their coronavirus message.
If you are an SMB affected by the pandemic, you are entitled to a FREE First Tier Press Release credit that will help you deliver your message across 500 media outlets including:
Big Name News Sites
Notable sites like USA Today, MarketWatch, AP News have millions of visitors a day which will drive you instant publicity and online exposure.
Authoritative Media Outlets
Coverage by authoritative local TV news stations and media outlets following national and regional news including ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and more.
VNN Six Verticals
Vertical News Network’s six verticals at more than 190 media channels. These are audiences segmented in different niches including World News, Business & Finance, Sports, Entertainment, Travel & Lifestyle, Since & Tech.
Newsdesk of Major Newspapers
Through Associated Press (AP), your release is also sent to the newsdesks of major newspapers like the New York Times and the Washington Post.
Major News Archive System
Major news archive systems like Factiva. Journalists subscribe to these for breaking news. There’s now a good chance that some journalists might even put your story on their cover.
Content Discovery Network
MarketersMEDIA also has partnerships with content discovery experts like OutBrain, nRelate, and AcquireMedia that gives your release an opportunity to be shown in the ‘Related Stories’ section of major news websites such as CNN.
