Press Release Wizard

You sent the press release. Nobody wrote back.

You spent an afternoon on it. You followed a template you found online. You emailed it to a list of journalists. Then nothing: no reply, no feature, no coverage.

Most of the time the news was fine. The writing wasn't. Corporate phrasing, a headline that reads like a product spec, a quote that could come from any company. Editors scan fast, and a release that sounds like marketing gets skipped.

What it costs to keep sending the same release

Every announcement that goes out unread is a launch, a hire or a milestone nobody hears about. Coverage you don't get also means links, mentions and credibility you don't get. And a PR agency is a large monthly bill for a small business.

What you get

Press Release Wizard is a single mega-prompt you paste into ChatGPT or Claude. You give it your announcement, it writes the release in newsroom structure.

• Headline: short, specific and newsworthy instead of promotional
• Opening paragraph: who, what, when, where and why, up front, so an editor has the story in the first lines
• Connected flow: each sentence leads into the next, so it reads like an article, not a list of claims
• Quotes: written to sound like a real person and to be easy to lift into a story
• Close and call to action: what happens next and why the reader should care

Who made this

Built by İsmail Günaydın, software engineer and SEO/GEO strategist behind Modern Web SEO. The prompt uses a fixed structure and a clear output format, so the result doesn't depend on how well you phrase your request that day.

Where you can use it

• A product or feature launch
• Funding, partnerships or a new key hire
• An event, award or company milestone
• A local business opening or expanding

Inside

• The Press Release Wizard mega-prompt
• A guide to how the structure works and why each part is there

The price

$19, or pay more if you want to. You pay once and use it for every announcement you have.

Who it's for

• Founders and small business owners who announce things themselves
• Marketers and PR people who want a faster first draft
• Agencies writing releases for clients

Not for you if you need media lists or distribution. This writes the release; it does not send it or pick journalists for you.

Questions

Which AI does it work with?

Any capable chat model. It is written for ChatGPT and Claude.

Does it guarantee coverage?

No. Nothing can. It gives your news a fair read by writing it the way editors expect to see it.

Do I need PR experience?

No. You describe the announcement in plain words and the prompt handles the structure.

Can I use it for many releases?

Yes. It is a reusable prompt, not a one-time template.