Always use a factual headline rather than spending ages trying to think of something witty - it will probably be changed or disapproved anyway. The most important information should be in the first paragraph to attract attention - this may be all our editors read before deciding whether to publish it or not. We look for real-life case studies and one-on-one interviews with higher leaders, managers and policy-makers. Real Estate Times maintains the right not to publish Presss Releases submitted by PR Agencies, companies or individuals, regardless of relevance should it find them unsuitable for its audience.
Important Points to remember:
- All Press Releases must be submitted in English.
- Content must be submitted using a valid User account.
- Images will not be published unless they relate to tables, paid banner ads, graphs/data.
- Do not submit TWICE the same release using different headlines.
- Use of URLs is not permitted; only Yoursite.com can be accepted, if relevant.
- Headline CANNOT be written all full CAPS and MUST NOT contain commas, phone, quotes or prices.
- Headline is maximum 100 char long; Preview your work before you submit.
- Do NOT capitalize first letter of each words, check spellings.
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Real Estate Times is not held responsible for the accuracy of the statements made in Press Releases submitted by PR agencies, companies or individuals. If you want to submit a Press Release on General Subject or Topic, refer IndiaCityPages.com.These criteria are minimum requirements only, and Real Estate Times, in its sole discretion, may consider other criteria before accepting or rejecting a press release, other text or graphic content. Press releases must be written objectively and in third person. The press release must contain substantively unique content, as determined by Real Estate Times's editorial staff.
