(in case you want to have a look)

PR Web recommend adding a link back to them to add credibility to your web site - good idea, I think!

The Comitatus Group also offer a FREE press release service. Their web address is: http://www.comitatusgroup.com/pr/pr_save.asp

Other Press Release services we've used are: Emailwire.com: http://www.emailwire.com/. They are mainlyfor corporate businesses, but check them out. Also Xpress, who distribute news releases by e-mail. (Their address is news@xpresspress.com).

Lastly, John Crescione of eNewsRelease.com is very friendly and helpful with writing and distributing press releases.

We have no connection with these news distribution services, but have found them all to be effective in increasing "hits" after a news release.

Use press releases to get word out about your web site, product or service. They DO WORK.

Lastly, I don't think you need to be a writer to write good press releases. (In fact, it may work against us, as we do tend to "waffle on" a bit and sometimes I don't write in sufficient "business-speak".) My advice is just write in your own "natural" style - one in which you feel MOST COMFORTABLE... as I've tried to do in this article.

Don't take life too seriously and have FUN writing your press releases.

Hope this may help you readers "out there" in cyberspace, as we at Eagle Productions and our associates learn something new about on-line and off-line promotion each day.

"Success is a PROCESS of sharing (knowledge, insights, wisdom and experiences) with others and not simply a matter of arriving at a destination."

Take pleasure in journey.

It makes sentence flow more rhythmically, more swiftly. I find reading a very cerebral (impressive word) activity, that demands a lot of concentration- so make a conscious effort to write in a style that's easy to read . Try to make your reading so easy on eye, that a child can enjoy (and appreciate) your writing style.

Now you have all tools and talent there should not be anything to stop you indulging in your creative pursuits. I hope this information may be helpful to you in your creative writing

"If a man has talent and cannot use it, he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half of it, he has partly failed. If he has a talent and learns somehow to use whole of it, he has gloriously succeeded and has a satisfaction and a triumph few men ever know." -- Thomas Wolfe

"Everyone has a talent. What is rare is courage to follow talent to dark place where it leads." -- Erica Jong