http://www.mudcreative.com/online-press-releases/free-press-release-sites/ Mud Creative - a writing company that makes sense of muddy waters Mon, 07 Feb 2011 00:13:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.mudcreative.com/online-press-releases/free-press-release-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-9037 James (Release Wire) Tue, 21 Dec 2010 16:19:25 +0000 http://www.mudcreative.com/?p=543#comment-9037 I'd agree that you can get a lot of value from free press release websites. I've set one up that allows image uploads, automatic Twittering, and, perhaps most importantly of all, multiple "dofollow" backlinks. I think ultimately the paid services will be a lot less prominent as PRs get more savvy to all the services that are out there. I, for one, would also say that some of the paid sites (in my experience) can be pretty poor when it comes to customer service. Rock on free services, I say. .-= James (Release Wire)´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.releasewire.org/business/bridal-stores-see-surge-in-enquiries-from-spring-brides/" rel="nofollow">Bridal stores see surge in enquiries from Spring brides</a> =-. I’d agree that you can get a lot of value from free press release websites. I’ve set one up that allows image uploads, automatic Twittering, and, perhaps most importantly of all, multiple “dofollow” backlinks. I think ultimately the paid services will be a lot less prominent as PRs get more savvy to all the services that are out there. I, for one, would also say that some of the paid sites (in my experience) can be pretty poor when it comes to customer service. Rock on free services, I say.
James (Release Wire)´s last blog ..Bridal stores see surge in enquiries from Spring brides

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