How To Write A Press Release Headline
Your headline is one of the most important parts of your press release, because if the headline is boring, or vague and confusing, people have no reason to read any further.
Your headline needs to convey excitement and immediacy and immediately draw people into your press release. It needs to contain a strong action verb and it must sum up, in a dozen words or so, what your press release is all about.
And it needs to read like a headline on a newspaper story.
“Award-winning Reporter Launches New Press Release Writing Service”, for example. Or “Personal Trainer Releases New Series of Flat-Abs-Now Videos”, or “New Study Reveals Link Between Vaccines And Autism”.
One of the best ways to get an idea of what press release headlines should look like is to go to www.prweb.com and look through the headlines of the latest press releases they have posted.
Here are a list of action verbs to use in your press release headline:
Announces
Appoints
Unveils
Reveals
Presents
Launches
Promotes
Hosts
Upgrades
Expands
Provides
Introduces
Debuts
Offers
Improves
Selects
Reports
Supports
Joins Forces With
Unveils
Names
Is Recognized For
Invited To
Prevents (illness, major disaster, etc.)
Recognizes
Awards
Is Presented With
Opens
Features
Reports
Honors
Visits
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