Press Release Distribution to Yahoo Finance, Business Wire Networks & 700+ Outlets
Build unshakeable local credibility and rank higher on Google with permanent news features on major financial wires and television network affiliates.
- Permanent DA70–DA95 backlinks
- As Seen On Yahoo, Bloomberg, Fox, ABC badges
- Rank higher in Google Local 3-Pack
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Guaranteed Syndication Across Major Media Outlets
Distributed through the same wire network that feeds these outlets' business and press-release sections.
Guaranteed Distribution Across Major News Outlets
Featured on 300 to 700+ leading media publications and network affiliates
Why Local Contractors Need Press Syndication
Homeowners don't hire just anyone for major renovations or emergency repairs.
The 'As Seen On' Conversion Surge
Placing verified media badges on your website and vehicles builds instant trust with homeowners comparing quotes.
Authoritative SEO Backlinks
High-authority news backlinks (DA75–DA95) signal to Google algorithms that your business is a legitimate market leader, pushing your Map Pack ranking to the top.
AI Search Engine Citations
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini cite news sources when recommending local service providers to consumers.
Whitelabel Press Release Packages
Choose between single press releases or discounted 5-pack distribution bundles.
Frequently Asked Questions About Press Releases
Do I have to write the press release myself?
No. You simply provide bullet points about your announcement (new service, milestone, award, or expansion), and our professional PR journalists write the complete release for your approval.
How long does publication take?
Once you approve the draft, your press release is syndicated across all media outlets within 48 to 72 hours, and a full PDF clipping report with live links is delivered.
Can I use 'As Seen On Fox, ABC, CBS' on my website?
Once your release is published, you'll have the live article links to reference where your story appeared. Check each outlet's own trademark and logo-usage guidelines before using their name or logo in your own marketing — we don't offer legal advice on that.