Dec 19, 2022
As an industry leader in press release distribution and media technology, Newswire is helping Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) of brands small and large use the power of consistency to their advantage.
In fact, the award-winning company created its Media Advantage Platform (MAP) to help companies leverage strategic and consistent press release distribution efforts.
This innovative program includes services you'd typically purchase separately and rolled them into one, cost-effective offering that's helping CMOs make the most of their budgets in 2023 and beyond.
These offerings include:
- Press Release Distribution
- Press Release Writing
- Media Database
- Media Outreach
- Newsroom
- Media Monitoring
"No matter if it's a fitness plan or press release distribution, consistency is the catalyst of positive change," said Charlie Terenzio, CMO and SVP of Media and Marketing Communications at Newswire. "Our MAP clients experience firsthand the benefits of consistent press release distribution in earning media mentions that differentiate them from their competitors."
In 2022 alone, Newswire's experts have generated over 300 earned media mentions and counting for clients in top outlets such as Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CNET, Cheddar, Medium, The Business Journals and many more.
In addition to earned media mentions, consistent press release distribution helps CMOs make the most of their budgets while maximizing their return on investment.
In fact, one verified user on G2.com left Newswire a review saying, "They are helping us maximize the value of our marketing budget by helping us reach the greatest number of relevant people."
To learn more about Newswire's Media Advantage Platform and its integrated media solutions, visit Newswire.com.
About Newswire
Newswire is a media technology company that provides its clients the Media Advantage Platform consisting of press release distribution, media databases, media monitoring, and newsrooms that power the Media Advantage: greater brand awareness through earned media, increased online visibility through greater SEO recognition, and more sales inquiries through targeted digital marketing campaigns.
Through its disruptive Media Advantage Platform, relentless commitment to customer satisfaction, and passion for customer performance, Newswire is automating media and marketing communications for large and small businesses seeking to deliver the right message to the right audience at the right time for the right purpose.
To learn more about Newswire and its Media Advantage Platform, visit Newswire.com and discover why our customers have named us #1 for Customer Satisfaction and Ease of Use for four years in a row.
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