Turn Your Brand into Breaking News!

We provide a complete press release package, which includes writing a newsworthy story tailored to your brand, optimising it for visibility on search engines like Google, and distributing it to major platforms such as Google News.

To get started, make a payment of ₹1999. The remaining balance is due after your approval and before final distribution.

No. Once approved, your press release is scheduled for distribution and cannot be edited or cancelled.

We provide up to three rounds of revisions to meet your expectations. Additional revisions may incur extra fees.

We guarantee publishing on Google News. Availability on other platforms is determined by the plan you select.

Most press releases are published within 48-72 hours of final approval and may appear in Google search results shortly thereafter. We provide end to end Google News Press Release Service.

Yes, you will receive a detailed report that includes links to your live press release on various platforms, which are frequently indexed by Google.

We do not publish content that promotes adult entertainment, gambling, false claims, or anything that violates ethical/legal standards.

You will receive a distribution report containing links. You can also monitor performance through Google Analytics and search indexing tools.

No, we do not provide distribution-only service. We handle the entire process of ensuring that all content meets editorial and Google News compatibility standards.

While we guarantee publishing, we do not promise specific outcomes such as leads or clicks. Refunds are not available following publication.

If rejected, we will revise and resubmit it at no additional cost to ensure that it meets platform and Google News standards.

Yes, most press releases contain up to five backlinks and two images. Placement is determined by platform guidelines, which include those of Google-approved publishers.

Yes. We offer custom discounts on bulk orders of three or more press releases.

Currently, we only offer press releases in English only.

A press release is a news announcement distributed to media outlets. It increases visibility and credibility, and may appear in Google News or search results.

It increases trust, expands online reach, and has the potential to attract customers or investors — especially if Google indexes it.

An effective press release has a strong headline, a clear news hook, credible quotes, and concludes with company information. This format increases the chances of Google News acceptance.

Between 500 and 800 words. Short, news-focused content performs well on Google-indexed media sites and platforms.

Anything relevant and timely, such as product launches, events, funding announcements, or rebranding, is appropriate for Google News syndication.

Professionals ensure that your release meets editorial standards and is formatted correctly for Google News, increasing its chances of publication and indexing.

Avoid clickbait, fluff, jargon, and incomplete contact information. Poor formatting can reduce visibility in Google Search.

Keep it under 15 words, with a focus on clarity and keywords. A compelling headline increases visibility on Google News and other platforms.

No. Focus on the news value rather than the sales language. Informative press releases are more likely to be accepted by Google-approved news outlets.

Yes. Quotes from company leaders or industry experts make the release more relatable, increasing its chances of being picked up by Google News.

Distribute using reputable platforms such as PR Newswire, EIN Presswire, or Google News-compatible services like Repo Rise.

Free listings have limited visibility. Paid services help you get indexed on Google, provide SEO benefits, provide GEO - AI Optimisation benefits, and provide better analytics.

Global: PR Newswire and Business Wire, India: Repo Rise and News Voir. These platforms are well-known for syndicating Google News and providing targeted visibility.

Steps: Write, select a platform, approve, distribute, and monitor. When distributed through a Google-approved publisher, indexing occurs naturally.

Prices range from ₹1999 to ₹25,000+. Higher-level plans provide greater reach and Google News integration.

No there is no issue, there is no penalty if done correctly. Press releases are recognised by Google as syndicated content; using canonical tags is not harmful.

Most go live within 24 to 48 hours. Google indexing may occur shortly thereafter, depending on platform authority.

Use platform reports, Google Analytics, and UTM links to track engagement and traffic.

Only if submitted to a Google News-approved publisher. Not every platform guarantees inclusion. But Repo Rise guarantee it ! Otherwise 100% money-back.

Yes. When distributed through Google-indexed platforms, it can boost keyword rankings and domain authority.

A platform that displays current, credible content from reputable sources. Press releases, when properly formatted, may appear here.

Use reputable partners such as RepoRise, follow editorial guidelines, and submit genuine, newsworthy content that meets Google's standards.

No. Only those from verified partners who follow Google News' editorial policies are eligible.

Original content, a clear editorial policy, multiple authors, fast load speed, and structured metadata all contribute to Google's publishing criteria.

No. People can not directly submit to Google News. Only Google-approved publishers such as RepoRise can submit. Individuals must use platforms with the appropriate credentials.

Typically within a few hours, depending on the newsworthiness and distribution channel.

Yes, if indexed, your company's name will appear in the Google News tab or Top Stories section.

It builds brand trust, increases SEO visibility, and establishes your company as credible and newsworthy.

Expect increased visibility, brand mentions, potential backlinks, and qualified traffic, particularly if picked up by Google News.

One or two times per month is ideal. Frequent, meaningful updates help your brand stay relevant on platforms such as Google News and search.