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Subject: Re: Free PR agencies
From: Bart Jellema <b...@planthedive.com>
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I tested every single one I could find and created this list a while
back:
http://www.squidoo.com/free-press-release-services

Press Release sites are good for SEO, not so much for direct traffic.
For direct traffic, it's better to contact press/sites directly with
your press release. I have a list of some tech contacts we put
together that I can send you.

On Aug 8, 9:22=A0am, "Paul | WebEquity" <goo...@boxed.com.au> wrote:
> Anyone know of any decent free PR agencies? I've seen a few around
> (prfree.com, myfreepr.com, pr-inside.com), but anyone have any
> experience with these guys? I'd also like to focus on Australia, if
> possible.
> Ta
> --