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Submit a Press Release to PQR News — Distribution

Quick answer: A press release on PQR News is a company-supplied announcement — a launch, milestone, hire, funding round or partnership — that we review, clearly label and publish to our news audience. Press release distribution here means reaching engaged readers in a brand-safe, disclosed format rather than a generic newswire blast.

Key takeaways

  • What it is: a labelled, company-supplied announcement published on PQR News.
  • Best for: launches, milestones, funding, hires, partnerships and events.
  • How to submit a press release: send it and the key facts via our contact page.
  • Disclosure: every release is marked as company-supplied, not independent reporting.
  • Cost: by scope and placement — request current rates.

What a press release is

A press release is a formal announcement issued by a company to inform journalists and readers about something new. Unlike sponsored content, which tells your story at length, a release leads with the news: what happened, who is involved, when, and why it matters. On PQR News it is published as a clearly labelled announcement, so readers can tell company-supplied news from our own independent reporting at a glance.

What press release distribution on PQR News includes

  • Publishing your release as a labelled announcement to our audience.
  • An editorial check for basic accuracy, clarity and compliance before it goes live.
  • A real readership of people who follow news and want the context behind it.
  • Clear disclosure in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines.
  • Optional amplification alongside advertising or a partnership.

How to submit a press release

  1. Prepare your release — lead with the news, include the essential facts and a quote.
  2. Send it to us via the contact page or partners@pqrnews.com, noting any embargo.
  3. We review it for accuracy and compliance and confirm placement and timing.
  4. We publish and label it as a company-supplied announcement.

What to include in your release

  • A specific headline that states the news, not a slogan.
  • The essential facts up top: what, who, when, where and why it matters.
  • At least one quote from a named spokesperson.
  • Concrete, verifiable details rather than vague claims.
  • Relevant links, an image or logo, and a contact for follow-up.

When to send your announcement

Time your release to the news itself — a launch going live, a round closing, a partnership signed, an event opening. Send it ahead with a clear embargo if you need coordinated timing. Announcements work best when the news is genuinely new and the details are locked; a release that has to be corrected afterward costs more attention than it earns.

Press release vs sponsored content vs editorial

These three get confused, so here is the distinction on PQR News:

  • Press release — your labelled, news-focused announcement. This page.
  • Sponsored content — a longer labelled article that tells your story in depth.
  • Independent editorial — our own reporting, decided by the newsroom and never for sale.

Many teams pair a release for the news with sponsored content for the story, and cover both in a partnership.

Pricing

Press release distribution is priced by scope, format and placement rather than a single flat fee, because a standalone announcement and a launch campaign are very different jobs. Tell us what you are announcing and we will share current rates and turnaround. Request a quote to start.

What we will not publish

  • Misleading claims, fake urgency or unverifiable statistics.
  • Releases dressed up to imitate our independent reporting.
  • Announcements used as a vehicle to sell undisclosed or disguised links.
  • Anything we cannot label honestly.

About PQR News

PQR News is an independent news and explainer publication with a named editorial team and a plain reader-first mission: cover the day’s developments, then explain what they mean. Editorial decisions are made by our newsroom and are never sold. You can read who we are on our about page and reach the team through our contact page or at partners@pqrnews.com. Every commercial placement described on this page is clearly labelled and kept separate from independent reporting, in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines.

Frequently asked questions

How do I submit a press release to PQR News?

Send your announcement and key facts via our contact page or at partners@pqrnews.com. We review, confirm timing, then publish and label it.

How much does press release distribution cost?

It depends on scope, format and placement. Request current rates with a note on what you are announcing.

What is the difference between a press release and sponsored content?

A release is a short, news-focused announcement; sponsored content is a longer branded article. Both are labelled.

Is a press release the same as editorial coverage?

No. A release is company-supplied and labelled. Independent editorial is our own reporting and cannot be bought.

What types of news can I announce?

Launches, funding rounds, hires, partnerships, milestones, events and other genuine developments.

Do you accept embargoed releases?

Yes. Include the embargo date when you submit and we will coordinate timing.

Can you guarantee editorial follow-up?

We guarantee publication of a compliant, labelled release, not independent coverage — see get featured.

How much does news press release distribution cost on PQR News?

Pricing depends on format, placement and scope rather than a flat fee. Request current rates and turnaround via our contact page.

How do I write a news press release?

Lead with the news, include the essential facts and a named quote, keep it accurate and non-promotional, and add a contact for follow-up. Our team can edit your draft to our standard.

Is this news press release distribution or single-site publishing?

We publish your release to our news readership and can extend reach through a partnership or wider campaign — ask for current options.