Copywriting and Editing
Have you booked an advertorial and now you’re being asked for the copy by noon tomorrow?Do you need a press release writing service?
Has a journalist invited you to submit 200 words describing your project and you can’t summarise it in so few words?
A copywriting or press release writing service will provide exactly what the media outlet you’re targeting has asked for.
A good PR writing service will be carried out by journalists.
The writer will speak directly to the editor concerned to discuss news angles or clarify details. This will ensure that the press release they write will exactly meet the editor’s commission – and help make sure your piece is published unedited.
Outwrite Public Relations’ employees all qualified as writers as part of their journalistic training. We all hold the National Council for the Training of Journalists’ Proficiency (NCTJ) Certificate, which is the industry standard qualification for journalists in the UK.
Some of our team have formerly worked full-time as newspaper sub-editors.
We therefore have excellent writing and editing skills. Our journalists are expert at producing crisp, accurate newsworthy press release in plain English.
Because they are journalists, no topic fazes them. From skidoo travelling in North Norway to chemicals manufacture in North Wales, we are used to asking all the questions needed to understand a subject before starting the copywriting.
Our journalists are used to working quickly to deliver a high-quality PR writing service, whether within two hours, 24 hours or longer. We have
- Ghost-written features for national media on behalf of a UK household-name individual
- Produced a 1,200 word technical press release for a specialist trade magazine, with little prior knowledge of the subject
- Found news angles where clients thought none existed, writing press releases that were then published
- In one week recently we wrote press releases that were used in the media about: photocopiers, new homes for the over-55s, solar power, a hospice, a survey into happiness and a fire alarm test
