Digital Media Changing The Face Of Press Releases

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Search Engine Reputation is the most credible nowadays. Most viewers don’t recheck the news they consume from their favourite news channels. You are considered to be more or less what the top online channels and search engines portray you. This makes Online Press Releases one of the easiest ways to build your reputation. 
Press Releases were originally defined as an official statement issued to newspapers giving information on a particular matter, as defined by Wikipedia. With the world going digital, news became digital too and so did the forms of news, press releases and advertisements. With the advent of digitization all over the world, India too joined the league. We called it the ‘Digital India Campaign’. It brought a large mass of people online and gave them an active presence in the world. 
Digital Media Changing The Face Of Press Releases

Attention Span Of The Millennials

The Millennials don’t indulge in conventional newspaper reading anymore. They are more interested in grabbing bits and pieces of information from every possible information source, irrespective of the medium. Here, the attention span is less so the idea conveyed needs to be crisp and clear. Not only this, entrepreneurs, success coaches, business gurus swear by saving time as the key to productivity. 

Digital Image- The Most Credible Reputation

Search Engine Reputation is the most credible nowadays. Most viewers don’t recheck the news they consume from their favourite news channels. You are considered to be more or less what the top online channels and search engines portray you. This makes Online Press Releases one of the easiest ways to build your reputation. 

Online Press Releases: Eco-Friendly News Distribution

The world can’t deny the harm that has been done to nature, in segments of vested interests. But slowly people and mindsets are changing to save paper and trees. The old age concept of newspaper publishing, distribution and dedicated readership is fading away. Therefore, Online Press Releases are the replacement of newspapers. This is because newspapers are valid only for a few minutes of skimming and scanning. However, the Online Press Releases may be live for a period of 9-12 months or even longer over the web. 

Wired Networks Publications Replaced By Guaranteed Publications

Most Press Release publications are made via a wired network or syndicated feeds. However, Digpu News Network has transformed the Press Release agency by bringing in guaranteed publications. The idea underlying herein is providing value for money. Now news channel publications can be chosen in advance and therefore, the wired network syndications and random publications of Press Releases are going to be history soon.
For more information on Online Press Releases, visit www.digpu.com

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