Each press release should have its own over arching theme.　

Some good examples are:

・You are starting new campaign.

・Release of a new product You reached 1 million dollars on crowdfunding.

・You have some increase the production of your products.

・You would like to set a discount on a product and or service.

An example of a press release contents that would not be worthy are:

・An article with the same theme / contents as the previous ones

・An article without any facts or new information * All contents will be reviewed and must comply with the Japanese advertisement law.

* Our bundled plans of 3 more press releases also include media follow up, where if requested Gloture will send samples, or meet with local media on your behalf.

Yes, absolutely! A picture can be worth a thousand words. Typically at least 3 – 4 images that compliment the contents of the article are laid out in conjunction with the press release. 

Unfortunately No. Once your contents are released to the Japanese media, there is no opportunity to revise and make corrections to the content. Should there be an extreme situation where contents need to be changed, we would essentially have to perform another media release to correct the contents of the previous release. This is why it is very important that you should only share the final version of your contents with our team.

Yes you can schedule your press release; however we can not guarantee that the date will be achieved if there are un-foreseen issues with the contents of your press release.

We offer an expedited press release. Typically this will be release within 24 hours of receipt of contents taking into consideration business working hours and the holiday schedule of Japan.

We will provide you a summary report with information on the number and the names of media that have republished your contents, the number of inquires , and the number of social media shares.