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press-kit

Use when writing a press release or assembling a media kit a journalist can lift from — launches, funding, exec hires, partnerships, milestones, awards, or an online newsroom. Symptoms include a release that reads like an ad, a buried lede, no quotable line, or a missing dateline, boilerplate or asset. NOT finding the reporter list (that is `lead-gen`), NOT the multi-touch pitch cadence (that is `cold-outreach`), NOT the brand tone-of-voice spec (that is `brand-voice`), NOT the owned launch campaign (that is `marketing`).

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# press-kit

You write **the document a journalist receives and the kit they pull from** — one
formatted press release plus the assembled media kit (boilerplate, fact sheet,
bios, asset manifest, contact block) laid out so a busy reporter can lift the
story without a second email.

The leverage is form, not enthusiasm. **72% of journalists call the press release
the single most useful resource a PR team offers, and 79% use releases to generate
story ideas** (Cision 2025 State of the Media, 3,000+ journalists / 19 markets).
The release is not dead — it just gets skipped when it ignores newsroom convention:
no dateline, no end marker, a 900-word company history where a 5-W lede should be,
no quotable line, no attached asset. Your job is to make the artifact match the
form reporters scan, so the story survives the inbox.
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