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Charting the Changes (for the better) on MyPR

We have had a long (ish) hard (ish) look at the format of the free press release submissions on MyPR.co.za and made the following chages: Removed the hyperlink to the PR Submission company’s web site on the second page of every press release (from now on) Moved the Author and PR Company name to the …

We gain had a long (ish) hard (ish) survey at the format of the free press release submissions on MyPR.co.za and made the following chages:

  1. Removed the hyperlink to the PR Submission company’s web site on the second page of every press release (from now on)
  2. Moved the Author and PR Company name to the first page
  3. Made the supplying of a Company Name in the submisison form required
  4. Added an auto linking facility that will spot a hyperlink to the MyPR Directory listing of each PR Firm submitting a Press Release
  5. Added a random listing of Press Releases on the second page of each press release (from now on)
  6. Removed the ability to submit a press release directly from a form on the second page of each press release published.

If you maintain any suggestions please enact feel free to send us them via our Contact Form on MyPR.

See the FIRST press release to secure the benefit of our updated submission form here: Nutrition on the go: Quick and affordable lunchbox ideas for kids.

NOTHING changes on our FEATURED Press Release forms – the hyperlinks are still there (even more reason to sign up for featured releases!).

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  3. I think she [Eleanor Roosevelt] was a shrewd politician, and very good in Public Relations, although she had the usual media help in this. As a Republican and a conservative, I can say ruefully that the Democrats and the liberals tend to get it; that when she said something, it was put in a nice way and highlighted properly by the appropriate media, so that it sounded good. – William A. Rusher