PR.com

My staff tried to use PR.com however it was a very disappointing experience, their staff was very rude and he hang up the phone on me in the most disrespectful manners ways possible, which was very unnecessary. [I believe] they just wasted our time. We didn't approach them, they are the ones that kept sending their emails marketing to us so my staff thought we will try it out, and yet when we did we experienced nothing but disappointment. [In my opinion,] it [seems] like the one-sided type of PR Campany that coves those big corporations that are out there to scam and exploit hardworking small businesses and entrepreneurs. We had so much evidence to prove what we published therefore I can never recommend PR.com. We will stick with EIN Presswire, they publish our article without any complications and EIN Presswire staff are very professional, I highly recommend it to anyone who had issues with PR.com to check it out EIN Presswire, you will see a huge difference, the process, and professionalism, it is not even comparable.

I had very bad experience so I can never recommend to any of my clients.

I use PR.com for clients who want to distribute press releases but are on a budget. We use it within the marketing/PR department. For my small business clients who have no dedicated PR resource other than me, I help them decide which press release distribution service to use.

I often recommend PR.com to clients on a budget. There are some organizations, like non-profits, or very small businesses I work with who just don't have the money to spend on a pricier press release distribution service like Businesswire. For those clients, PR.com is a good alternative. You can use the free version - or elect to spend a little money to include hyperlinks, increase distribution, and so on. But there are options - and that is a good thing.

Press releases have a very specific purpose. The distribution of press releases needs to match the purpose. For me, as Chief Creative Officer, I focus on the right target audience before I create any content. Then my goal is to make that content great! It must be something the right audience is seeking. It must be so personally engaging that they'll share it on their own.

I needed to send press releases that were laser-focused on the audience I am trying to reach, using a system that was fast, simple and had great ROI. I chose PR.com

Best scenario is when your marketing plan requires a frequent content distribution to a highly differentiated or specific target audience.

That's really the best insight I could offer anyone. There are so many ways to distribute your content. Start with a strategy. Know your audience well. ONLY create great content! Then choose the platform that fits your goals.