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One Billion, Four Hundred and Fifty-Five Million, Seven Hundred and Ninety-Six Thousand, Eight Hundred and Forty-Six Times

As at 13 November 2026 our free press release submission form has been viewed 1 455 796 846 times since our last reset – frankly I cannot remember exactly when that reset date was but still hope that you will be as impressed at that number as I am. Please Note: Every single one of …

As at 13 November 2026 our free press release submission form has been viewed 1 455 796 846 times since our last reset – frankly I cannot remember exactly when that reset date was but still hope that you will be as impressed at that number as I am.

Please Note: Every single one of the press releases published was manually read, checked and lightly edited by a real live human being – call it Regenerative Publishing as we battle against machine developed and checked slop.. 

And these are the numbers of press releases published per year that drove the number above:

MyPR Press Releases Published Per Year (2012–2026)

Total published press releases: 36,728

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