Essential Distribution, written, approved, everywhere.
Our entry edition, and a complete one: a senior editor turns your ten-minute brief into a 500+ word press release, you approve every word before it publishes, and it goes out across 250+ live placements — with a complete placement report to prove it.
PROFESSIONAL WRITING · CLIENT APPROVAL FIRST · COMPLETE PLACEMENT REPORT
Professional writing and broad online distribution.
- 500+ word press release, written for you
- 250+ live placements
- Up to 3 content links
- Client approval before publishing
Everything in this edition.
No bundles, no asterisks — the full manifest, spelled out the way we'd print it.
- Professionally written 500+ word release — a senior editor drafts it from your brief: headline, dateline, quotes and boilerplate, in AP style
- Two revision rounds — mark up the proof like an editor-in-chief; no surcharges, no meter running
- Client approval before publishing — nothing goes near the wire until you sign off on the final proof
- 250+ live placements — your release republished across our online news and media network
- Up to 3 content links — anchor links inside the release body, pointing where you need them
- Complete placement report — every placement with its live URL, verifiable in one document
- Editorial-review guarantee — if your release can't clear the desk, you get a full refund
COLUMBUS, Ohio — July 21, 2026 /LaunchHeadlines/ —
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Built for your first headline — and your fortieth.
The first-time announcer
You've never sent a press release and don't intend to learn AP style this week. File the brief; the desk handles the rest, and you approve the final word.
The lean startup
Real news, careful budget. Essential Distribution is the complete pipeline — writing, approval, distribution, report — at the entry price, with nothing important stripped out.
The steady drumbeat
Product updates, hires, milestones — the announcements that keep a brand visibly alive. A repeatable format at a repeatable price.
Four moves, start to report.
File your brief
Tell the desk what happened. Ten minutes, one form — we chase the details, not you.
DAY 0The desk writes
A senior editor drafts your 500+ word release in AP style — usually within two business days.
DAY 1–2You approve
Two revision rounds included. Nothing publishes until you've signed off on the proof.
DAY 2–3On the wire
Distribution begins after approval; placements go live across the network and your complete report follows with every URL.
DAYS 3–7If your release can't clear our editorial review, you get a full refund. We'd rather return the money than run it badly.— Essential Distribution Guarantee, in writing
Want the affiliate networks carrying it?
Essential Distribution covers the ground. When the announcement deserves name-recognition context, the next edition adds the networks people already know.
FOX, ABC & NBC affiliates. That's Professional Distribution.
Everything in Essential Distribution, expanded to 300+ live placements across recognized news affiliate networks — plus a NewsBreak.com placement.
Meet Professional Distribution →
Essential Distribution, asked and answered.
A senior editor on our desk — not a template, not a form-filler. You file a ten-minute brief; the editor drafts a 500+ word release in AP style with a headline, dateline, quotes and boilerplate. Two revision rounds are included, and nothing publishes until you approve the proof.
A page you can open. Every placement in your report comes with its live URL — that's the standard we hold ourselves to instead of quoting inflated "reach" numbers. To be plain about it: these are syndicated placements across an online news and media network, not journalists choosing to cover you. We think you should know the difference, because most services hope you don't.
The first draft usually lands within two business days of your brief. Your review takes as long as you need. After approval, placements begin going live across the network within days, and your complete placement report follows once distribution wraps.
Have news? Start your release.
File a ten-minute brief today. A senior editor — not a sales rep — writes the rest.