My Press Release (MyPR) provides free South African, African and International targeted content and press releases for on and off line publishers and media.<\/p>\n
Registering on MyPR enables public relations companies and practitioners to post articles under their own author name.<\/p>\n
Public Relations Companies and practitioners, event organisers, sports and political writers use MyPR as a distribution mechanism for their press releases, content, images and news.<\/p>\n
A forever free subscription allows publishers and media free access to all press releases.<\/p>\n
MyPR Offers the following resources:<\/strong><\/p>\n Am I able to re-publish your articles \/ press releases in a printed publication and how or who do I credit?<\/strong><\/p>\n Most of the submissions are by PR practitioners looking for exposure for their clients. Different print publications have different editorial policies when it comes to press releases so I would suggest that you slot the MyPR releases into the same standard operating procedure.<\/p>\n As a general rule the client will be mentioned in the release so they get their accreditation there. Image credit to the individual photographers. Obviously the PR company author and MyPR would love a mention but leave that up to you.<\/p>\n The best route would be to contact the PR person who submitted the article should you have any specific questions.<\/p>\n How do I subscribe to new article notifications?<\/strong><\/p>\n MyPR sends out a daily bulk notification of new articles published \u2013 click here to receive these notifications<\/a>.<\/p>\n Where do I unsubscribe?<\/strong><\/p>\n At the bottom of every daily e-mail notification you will find personalised links allowing you to unsubscribe and modify your subscriptions<\/p>\n How do I contact MyPR?<\/strong><\/p>\n Use the Contact Form here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n