Google News
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So, hi mozzers!
I have a website with press release, and i like to add the rss feeds to the google news of published press release.
All press release on our website, are revied from journalists of press firm here, and than published.
Can you tell us, more steps about the submission to google,msn and yahoo news?
What kind of terms and conditions, etc... and where to add.
Thanks
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To get into google news you have to convince them that you are in the news business, that you are an "organization", that you are publishing original, news-worthy content and that you are not a guy or two trying to toss pages into their news SERPs.
If you have a simple press release getting it into google news will involve going straight to a website that already appears in google news and getting them to feature your story. A very small number of press release sites can get their releases into google news. Check with them before you submit to be sure that they can make it happen.
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There is a step by step piece here from google - it does involve building a dedicated feed for them (aside from a standard rss or xml) - there is also a couple of tags you might want to consider with respect to whether you are the original source or not.
If your press is unique and original, you should be ok. Google won't take syndicated/aggregated content though.
MSN and Yahoo I haven't specifically looked at so can't help you there, would be interested also to hear from anyone who has.
Hope that helps!
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