Press Release Generator
Describe your announcement and get one complete, standard-format press release — headline, dateline, body, a quote, boilerplate, and contact info — ready to send to local media or publish on your own site.
Results and any AI-generated content from this tool are provided free, "as is", for general informational purposes only and may be inaccurate, incomplete, or out of date. Always verify the output yourself before relying on it — you use this tool and its results at your own risk.
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Put this on your free business page
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A press release is still worth writing, even for a small business
You don't need to be a large company to send a press release — a new store opening, a milestone (10 years in business, 1,000th customer), a notable local partnership, or a community event are all things local media, community WhatsApp groups, and neighbourhood blogs will sometimes pick up, but only if it's written in the format they expect. A press release that looks like a press release — proper headline, dateline, structured body, quote, boilerplate — gets taken far more seriously than a plain announcement paragraph.
The standard format, filled in for you
This free press release generator takes your announcement details and writes a complete, standard-format press release: an attention-grabbing headline in capital letters, a dateline and lead paragraph that summarizes the news in one or two sentences, supporting body paragraphs, a quote paragraph (use your own quote, or let the tool draft one attributed generically), a short "About [Business]" boilerplate paragraph, and a contact line. Just describe what's happening, and everything else is structured for you.
Unlike the other tools in this collection, this one doesn't generate multiple variants to choose between — a press release is a single document, so you get one complete, ready-to-edit draft you can fine-tune and send.
Where to actually send it
A local press release doesn't need a national wire service — start with local newspaper city desks, community and neighbourhood Facebook/WhatsApp groups, local business associations, and any hyperlocal news sites or bloggers covering your area. Publishing it on your own website or business page also helps: it becomes something you can link to, and it gives search engines and journalists researching your business a proper, citable source of the announcement.
Publish your press release, and the story it tells, on your free BizGo business page — a permanent home for your announcement that's easy to share and link to. See the box above to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
A headline, a dateline and lead paragraph, supporting body paragraphs, a quote, a short "About [Business]" boilerplate, and a contact line — the standard press release structure.
No — it's optional. If you leave it blank, the tool writes a plausible short quote attributed generically (e.g. "said a company spokesperson") rather than inventing a specific person's name.
Yes, completely free with no login required, up to a daily limit. Create a free BizGo account for higher daily limits.
Local newspaper city desks, community WhatsApp/Facebook groups, local business associations, and hyperlocal news sites or bloggers are all good starting points for a small business announcement.
Yes — always verify names, dates, figures, and quotes for accuracy before sending a press release to any media contact.
