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Submit Your Press Release

The Niagara Guide is happy to accept all press releases from Niagara-based companies. They just have to conform to the guidelines below. If your release doesn't conform, it doesn't get added to our site.

Press Releases must submitted through the online form below. This is a free service provided as a service to the Niagara, business community in Canada. Releases that are directly e-mailed to us and non-Canadian releases will not be accepted.
Only press releases from companies with offices in Niagara will be included. The address provided MUST be that of the Niagara office, or the release will not be accepted. The press release will ideally originate from the Niagara office of companies that are provincial or national in scope.
Archived press releases will be maintained for at least a six month period after which old releases may be deleted at the discretion of The Niagara Guide.
Releases may be edited for spelling and may be re-formatted for web use by staff of The Niagara Guide. The responsibility for the accuracy of the release is the responsibility of the submitter. The Niagara Guide assumes no responsibility for false or erroneous releases.
We expect you to submit a proper press release. Not just a couple of sentences. If you can't write a press release, check out the resources below before taking your time to submit a release to us. If it's not a proper release, there's a very good chance we won't put it online. Yeah. We're picky.

One of the major reasons press releases don't get put online is because they are often written as an advertisement. Here are some links to sites that offer tips on how to write a good press release.