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Not Too Sure That You Have Submitted Your Press Release?

In order to help you see if your submission has been successfully passed to our database we now provide you with a ‘Coming Soon‘ facility. Why? On occasion MyPR will get a message asking if a client’s press release submission has been received. We also get client’s that miss the note that ALL press release …

In order to help you see if your submission has been successfully passed to our database we now provide you with a ‘Coming Soon‘ facility.

Why? On occasion MyPR will get a message asking if a client’s press release submission has been received.

We also get client’s that miss the note that ALL press release submissions are manually checked before being published.

And then we get the clients that submit to the International category, decide that they do not want to pay (we only accept free submissions from Africa) and then submit again using another category – normally ‘Free State’ for some unfathomable reason.

All you need to do is follow the ‘Coming Soon‘ menu link to see if your press release submission is listed as a draft on the ‘Coming Soon‘ page.

Easy Peasy, Lemon Squeezy!

What you can expect to see on the MyPR ‘Coming Soon’ page when press releases have been submitted but not yet published.

CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za.

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