News worth sharing, written to get coverage.

Yes. The output follows AP-style conventions including proper headline capitalization, dateline formatting, inverted pyramid structure, attribution formatting, and boilerplate placement. These are the standards that journalists and editors expect, which increases the likelihood of your release being taken seriously and potentially picked up. Our AI has been specifically trained for this type of output, drawing on professional best practices and proven structures.

The quote is crafted based on the key points you provide, written to sound like natural speech rather than marketing copy. It attributes properly, uses said rather than stated, and avoids jargon — all AP-style best practices. You can customize the exact wording before distribution while maintaining the professional structure. Our AI has been specifically trained for this type of output, drawing on professional best practices and proven structures.

Absolutely. The release is formatted to meet the requirements of major distribution services like PR Newswire, Business Wire, and GlobeNewswire. The structure includes all required elements: headline, dateline, body with proper paragraph structure, media contact information, and company boilerplate in the expected format. Our AI has been specifically trained for this type of output, drawing on professional best practices and proven structures.

The press release follows standard length conventions — typically covering one to two pages. It includes all essential elements without unnecessary padding: compelling lead, key details, supporting information, quote, and boilerplate. This length is optimal for journalist attention and meets distribution service requirements. Our AI has been specifically trained for this type of output, drawing on professional best practices and proven structures.