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Get Noticed, Increase Sales

It's no secret that the right media coverage has the power to sell your book to a mass audience of potential customers in one single story. But, with so many writers and so many books, the challenge is simply getting noticed. While BookFlash customized press release distributions are a great way to get your message to a targeted audience of media professionals, if your title would benefit from a broader, more generalized distribution, consider PR Newswire.

PR Newswire, the world's largest electronic distributor of press releases, uses state of-the-art wire, satellite and Internet networks to ensure that your release is delivered to major media and potentialcustomers. Additionally, PR Newswire harnesses the power of the Web by delivering your news to over 3,600 Web sites, databases and online services such as Google, MSN, Yahoo!, AOL and Excite. The enormous amount of traffic on these sites gives your press release the potential audience of millions.

Search Engine Visability (SEV)

PR Newswire can also optimize your releases for greater visibility on the Web. Releases optimized by the SEV service become "search engine friendly" and are indexed by the Web's leading search engines for six months. As a result, people searching the Web for related information will find your release in their natural search results for months after the release was issued. You will also receive detailed tracking reports that include:

• The keywords used to find product, brand, and company information mentioned in your release
• The search engines used to find your news release
• The number of searchers who followed the news release to your company's home page or product site