Press release writing service

If you would like a press release written for you from scratch or feel that your existing release could benefit from amendments from experienced professionals then Journalism.co.uk can provide you with writing services resulting in press releases of the highest quality.

Our team of communications consultants are all trained journalists with many years' experience of the business and consumer press and web-based marketing, so they know what makes a good press release. Over the years they have helped clients of all types and sizes, from SMEs and charities to global corporations, to get their business messages across clearly and effectively

Option 1: Our experts will make amendments to your press release and provide you with a proof. You can then request a further set of amendments and a final proof of the release. Usually delivered within 48hrs (Monday to Friday): £130 +VAT

Option 2: A professionally written press release. You will liaise with our experts who will craft you a press release from scratch. £250 +VAT

Please email Jen Crosland (telephone 01273 384291) for more information.

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