You can find all necessary steps for writing a campaign on top of your screen in chronological order from left to right. You start with writing you release, and finish you work by confirming the campaign. Campaign settings can be accessed by clicking on step 2:

Here you are able to edit your headline, summary, language, tags, featured image, and other details. With this step we ask you to think carefully on what your message will look like all across the web. These days your message is bound to end up in more places than just an email inbox. Think social media, RSS feeds, Email newsletters, search engines but also invisible media like Facebook Messenger, Slack and Whatsapp.

Featured image

This image is going to be the cover of your release when it is shared on your Newsroom, search engines, and social media platforms. For instance, Twitter would use this image every time someone shares your message where otherwise it would use the first image it could find instead. Make sure that your featured image is cropped properly and of high resolution. 

Title, summary & language

With the freeform editor we ask you to carefully think of a good title and summary. Keep in mind that space is always limited on the web, so keep them snappy and make sure to get your main point across right away. This will really impact whether people will consider reading your message, let alone share it. Make sure your language is set correctly. Otherwise this will hurt the way search engines index your message.

Make your release private

Sometimes you want to distribute a message but it doesn't feel appropriate for your newsroom. For example, to invite people for a secret opening of a new high-end club, only certain people should receive this message. You can now choose This is a private release so that it simply won't end up on your newsroom and won't be sent to your newsroom followers.

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