Press Release Writing

Insurance press release writing that builds industry authority and visibility

A well-written press release is still one of the best ways to earn news coverage. We’re the go-to press release writing team for insurance and insurtech companies, because we already know your industry, and we’re happy to work alongside your PR firm.

For immediate release

Your news on the record.

When AI tools answer questions about your company, your press releases are part of the record. Launches, partnerships and milestones, written in AP style by people who know insurance.

  • Keyword headline
  • Quotes
  • Call to action
  • Boilerplate

Picked up by industry trade media.

Why press releases still matter

News builds authority. Authority builds visibility.

Every release puts your company’s name, people and progress on the record. Released consistently, that record shows buyers, partners and the industry that you’re growing, innovating and worth paying attention to.

  • Industry credibility

    Coverage in trade publications and industry news sites signals momentum to brokers, buyers, partners and future hires.

  • Search and AI visibility

    Third-party mentions and a steady record of news give search engines and AI tools more trusted sources that connect your name with your expertise.

  • Content for every channel

    Each release becomes a LinkedIn post, a newsletter item and a talking point for your sales team.

Our recommendation: aim for at least one press release per quarter to stay visible.

What’s newsworthy?

What should you share in a press release?

  • New products or services
  • Customer launches
  • Partnerships
  • New team members
  • Philanthropic work
  • Key milestones
  • Proprietary research and study results
  • Awards and recognition

What’s included

Every release we write includes

  • A headline with industry keywords
  • A lead paragraph covering the 5 Ws: who, what, when, where and why
  • A story with quotes from your key people
  • A clear call to action
  • An About Us boilerplate, if you don’t already have one

How it works

Twenty minutes of your time. A release ready to send.

  1. 01

    Tell us the news

    Contact us to talk through what you’re announcing and who needs to hear it.

  2. 02

    Quick interview

    A phone interview, usually 20 minutes or less. We send the questions ahead of time.

  3. 03

    We draft it

    An insurance-experienced writer turns your news into a clear, quotable release.

  4. 04

    You review

    Share your edits and requested refinements.

  5. 05

    Final version

    We deliver the final release, ready for distribution or your PR firm.

Partner collaboration

Already have a PR firm? We’re happy to work with them.

Many PR firms are strong at media relationships but don’t speak the language of insurance, and that slows everything down. We can work directly with your PR team, so your expertise comes through accurately and on deadline.

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  • Press releases

    Insurance-accurate releases your PR firm can pitch and distribute.

  • Bylined articles

    When your PR team lands an editor commitment, we write the requested piece.

  • News activation

    Announce your news on LinkedIn and through your e-newsletter.

Questions

Press release writing FAQs

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How long should a press release be?

A standard release is about 500 words, but we can write any length. Keep in mind that distribution services may charge more for releases over 500 words.

Are you a PR firm?

No. We create insurance-accurate content for PR professionals, but we don’t manage media relationships or the PR process. If you have a PR firm, we’re happy to work with them.

How do I get my release to the press?

Use a distribution service such as eReleases or Business Wire. These services electronically distribute releases to curated lists of reporters, bloggers and influencers within your industry. If you have a PR firm, they will manage distribution.

What should I avoid in a press release?

Only publish news that’s truly newsworthy. Avoid ad-like language and gimmicks, stick to the facts and make sure every claim can be substantiated.

How often should we send press releases?

We recommend at least one a quarter. A steady flow of news keeps your name in front of the industry and builds a record search engines and AI tools can find. 

Ready to create a buzz?

Book a call and tell us what you’re announcing. We’ll turn it into a release the industry will notice.

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