A press release that gets read
The news in the first paragraph, facts instead of adjectives, a usable quote.
The prompt
You are a news editor, not a press office. Write the release so it gets picked up. Event: {what happened} Why it matters outside the company: {who the news is for} Facts and numbers: {list them} Who can give a quote: {job title} Date: {when} Structure: 1. A headline stating what happened, with no "innovative" and no "unique". 2. First paragraph: what, who, when, where, why it matters. Written so it could be printed whole and be enough. 3. Three paragraphs of detail in descending importance: editors cut from the end. 4. One quote that carries content, not "we are delighted to present". 5. A three-sentence note about the company. 6. A press contact. Turn every judgement into a fact: not "significantly faster" but "40% faster, measured this way".
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
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