Eco Press Release submissions showcase your organization in some way or spotlight important issues and messages you wish to bring to the attention of the general public.
Generally, submissions will cover some event, service or product that you think the general public would be interested in learning about. Ensuring that your content is concise, readable and interesting will create the greatest chance of your eco press release getting published.
Whether you are a non-profit organization, a green business or government agency, we welcome your eco press release submission as long as the message is clear and related to a topic that users would typically find relevant and likely to appear on Eco Factory.
The submission of a press release should be free of copyright protection and you agree to release all rights or claims to the content you submit to Eco Factory. Furthermore, by submitting your press release you are agreeing that Eco Factory has the right to edit the content as we see fit.
Before taking the time to create your eco press release, it is a good idea to review our release guidelines which should save you the time of having to make a lot of extra edits.
Once you have written your eco press release, checked it for accuracy and grammar, you will need to submit it to our editing department for review. If your eco press release meets our guidelines and our editor feels it should be included on our website it will be published as a press release and included in our press release section.
If you do not see your press release published within 5-7 days, and you feel it was likely to get approved, and you have not received an email from our editing department, you may want to contact us to check on its status.
When you are ready, you may submit your eco press release for review. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the guideline and terms related to your submission.
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