Social media pitching service Twipitch™ inspires positive buzz for press release newswire

A new social media pitching service from PR NewsChannel called Twipitch™ is getting lots of buzz on Twitter and online–including AOL, business websites. Twipitch even has become a hot topic of talk in Australia.

“We pride ourselves on innovation, on being ahead of the curve and offering services that small businesses desire,” says Glenn Selig (@glennselig), founder of PR NewsChannel (@prnewschannel) and president and CEO of Selig Multimedia, Inc., which owns and operates the press release newswire. “More important than creating buzz for the service is the buzz our team is helping to create for companies and products with the social media pitching service.”

Twipitch, a service launched late last year by the press release newswire, is designed for companies that don’t have the budget to hire a social media agency or don’t have the knowledge or desire to initiate a Twitter marketing strategy.

In a sentence: Twipitch is Twitter pitching of a single press release.

This is a Twitter marketing strategy that helps businesses achieve social media exposure for the press release they are already sending via email and online.

The “Twipitch” Twitter marketing strategy service is available for engagement for two days or three days and on a per press release basis.

As the 2012 Republican National Convention draws nearer, the company says it’s receiving inquiries about Twipitch campaigns tied into the GOP event.

Coincidentally, the press release newswire is headquartered in Tampa where the Republican National Convention will take place at the end of August. PR NewsChannel already distributes press releases for the Tampa Bay Host Committee, a not for profit corporation that is apolitical and represents the Tampa Bay community.

(View 2012 Tampa Bay Host Committee news.)

Twitter marketing strategy

For companies choosing Twipitch, the PR NewsChannel using trending topics and social media engagement strategies that include hashtags and @symbols to publicize a company’s news and press release on Twitter.

Besides getting more human eyeballs, studies just out show that Twitter provides an additional Search Engine Optimization (SEO) benefit for links.

Last September, PR NewsChannel (@prnewschannel) announced that it would incorporate Twitter headlines into each press release, becoming the first and only press release newswire to do so.

For more information about “Twipitch” please visit: https://prnewschannel.com/twitter-pitch-twipitch/ or visit www.twipitch.com.

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