Free press release draft, written by a PR editor
Answer five questions and get a free one-page press release draft with a headline, a lead, a quote and a boilerplate.
It is not an instant generator.
A PR editor writes every draft by hand and emails it within one business day, so what you get is a release a journalist can use.

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Five answers in, one draft out. A PR editor prepares it within one business day.

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How the draft request works

Five questions
What happened, who it matters to, one number that proves it, who is quoted, and how to reach you.
One draft
Headline, dateline, lead, body, quote, boilerplate and media contact, about 400 words.
A human read
A PR editor checks facts against your answers and fixes what a reporter would flag.
Can ChatGPT write a press release
It can write something shaped like one. The trouble sits in the details, a quote nobody said or a figure rounded the wrong way, and a reporter who spots one stops reading.
On Featured, fully AI-written pitches were picked about 1 time in 10 against 1 in 3 for human ones, as Qwoted vs Featured shows, and releases land in the same inboxes. That is why an editor writes each draft here.

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A sample request and the draft it becomes
An illustrative example, not a client.
News. We opened a service office in Warsaw Who cares and why now. Polish energy buyers, because three plants tender in November Proof. 40 local service contracts signed in the first quarter Quoted. Jana Novak, head of sales Headline in the draft. Czech generator maker opens Warsaw service office ahead of November plant tenders
Next step
After the draft
A release is a record. To get it covered, send short personal pitches to the right reporters.
Pocket PR plans do that for you from $390 a month, with every pitch signed by a PR expert.
Questions
What to know before you send the facts
Is the press release draft free?
Yes. The draft costs nothing and arrives within one business day.
Who reads my draft?
A PR editor on the Pocket PR team, before it is sent to you.
How long does it take?
A PR editor prepares each draft by hand. It arrives within one business day.
Can I use the draft on a wire service?
Yes. Check every fact and quote first, since you are the one publishing it.
Do you keep my information?
We use it to prepare the draft and reply to you. See the privacy policy for details.
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