Rewritten
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
[Company Name] to Open Second Location Downtown, Creating 15 New Jobs
[City, State] — [Company Name] today announced plans to open its second location in downtown [City] next month, following more than a year of planning. The new location is expected to create approximately 15 new jobs in the local community.
"[Placeholder quote from company leadership about the significance of the expansion.]"
The new location will [placeholder: describe offerings/services]. For more information, visit [website].
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About [Company Name]
[Placeholder boilerplate company description.]
About this tool
Most founders and marketers know their news is press-release-worthy long before they know how to actually format one — the headline conventions, the dateline, the who/what/when/where/why lead paragraph, the quote placeholder. This tool takes a casual internal announcement or update and restructures it into a properly formatted press release ready for a journalist or wire service to skim. It's the reverse of the press-release-to-summary tool, building formal structure up from informal notes rather than stripping it away.
Frequently asked questions
Will it invent fake quotes or details?+
No, it inserts clearly marked placeholders for quotes and details it doesn't have, like the company name or a leadership quote, rather than fabricating specifics.
Does it follow standard press release formatting?+
Yes, it includes the standard elements — a headline, dateline, lead paragraph, quote section, and boilerplate placeholder — that journalists and wire services expect.
Can I use this for a product launch, not just a company update?+
Yes, it works for any newsworthy announcement, including product launches, partnerships, or milestones — just describe the news in plain language as your input.