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Tailored News Feeds

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Tailored news feeds is a premium, bespoke content service for websites from Press Association. Bespoke news is written according to your editorial brief and tailored to work with your brand identity. Whether you need tailored news stories, bespoke features, images or multimedia, we will ensure you receive the right content - targeted to your specific audience.

To find out more about tailored news feeds contact us or read on for more information about the service.

How does our tailored news feed service work?

As a bespoke news service, we will work with you to come up with the best editorial ideas for your newsfeed. Our content co-ordinator will ensure your articles are relevant to your audience. Unlike RSS feeds, you can control what goes into your service. Every tailored news feed is unique and we understand that client needs change. Perhaps you have seasonal content requirements? Our review procedures ensure that we can adapt our services to your needs.

Key benefits of a tailored news feed

  • Increase your brand profile - With a tailored news feed, your customers know they can find the latest industry developments on your website. Relevant and engaging content helps your site and brand to be seen as the authority in your field.

  • Attract search engines -Regular, bespoke news can increase the number of new visitors to your site and encourage repeat visits. The tailored news content can be linked to your most profitable website pages, aiding navigation and encouraging users to remain on your site for longer. A news feed service will ensure your site is regularly updated, often several times a day. Find out more about news feeds and search engine optimisation.
     

  • Quality news content - Leave the creation of fresh content to news-gathering experts. Press Association has been providing quality news services, respected and trusted by the media industry, for over 140 years as the UK's national news agency.

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If you want to speak to someone about tailored news feeds, please call on +44 (0) 20 7963 7027 or contact us  

 

 

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