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Asking For Your Help With My Press Release

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Written by Gloria Metrick on . Published as written. It may not reflect how these systems work today.

Some of you have seen yesterdays's post GeoMetrick Enterprises: Best Laboratory Informatics Solutions Company – USA, that my company did win a 2016 International Life Sciences Award from GHP (Global Health and Pharma) Magazine.

Today, I'm doing what any other company would do - writing the press release to send out. Here's where I could use your help - if you have found a good place to send a press release, I would appreciate hearing about it. Small companies like mine don't subscribe to press release services - we send out our own. So, with this big news for my company, I'm making sure my press release list is as long as it can possibly be.

If you're reading this and I've ever taken the time to help you out, either with some information, possibly by liking your post to bring attention to it, or in any other way, I hope you'll now take a moment to do the same for me.

If you don't want to share information on your press release sources, publicly in a comment, on this occasion, please feel free to share that information with me, privately, though my e-mail address: [email address removed]

Gloria Metrick
GeoMetrick Enterprises
http://www.GeoMetrick.com/

The conversation

2 comments from 1 person on June 21, 2016. Gloria replied once.

  1. Nancy Ridenhour

    You will find that your alma mater has online service for you to enter, so do most papers in your area and where your customers are. Just complete online and paste the release in.

  2. Gloria MetrickAuthor

    Thanks, Nancy. Also, I've been getting some good information from people sending me direct e-mail on this. I want to thank all the people who are responding. The number of people willing to help me out on this is touching.

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