Press Equalizer Automates Press Release Submission Process

Los Angeles, CA - Press Equalizer, the latest in spam ware, has just been introduced to the promotional marketplace and, if the sites it publishes to don't take measures to block automated submissions, may revolutionize the way website owners promote their websites.

Until now, site owners have had to manually submit their press releases to get them published online. "It's a tedious process if you want your release to be carried on more than one site," Patricia Spinelli, a Southern California web designer says.

Press Equalizer automates the entire process. "It's very user friendly. To submit to a dozen sites archiving and distributing press releases, all one has to do is upload a little personal information, a title, brief summary, a list of targeted keyword phrases, and the body of the article," she says. "After that, the entire process is automated. One click of the mouse and the program submits the release you've written to all of the sites in a matter of minutes."

An that's not all. In a matter of days the developers have promised to add 100 more sites to the software's list of sites.

More and more businesses are using press releases to get the attention of B2B an B2C prospects. "We recognized over a year ago that the use of an internet press release promotional strategy has a lot of benefits. Not only do well written releases get the attention of prospects that might not otherwise know that we exist, new web sites climb out of the Google sandbox a lot earlier because press releases function as endorsements (back links) to the underlying site. Over the long haul back links really help when it comes to a site's relevance for a highly valued keyword phrase," she says.

As it stands right now, a handful of the releases published using the program will not only appear on the sites they are being published to, they will also appear in Google News. "Google News is, of course, the place to get a press release published. If your releases don't appear there, there's really no reason to publish them at all because the vast majority of reads don't come from the sites themselves," Spinelli says.

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This release was published on openPR.