The Byline, written by the desk.
Our signature edition, and the one most clients choose. File a ten-minute brief and a senior editor does the rest — writes your release in AP style, runs it across 350+ publications including AP News, pitches a journalist list, and hands you a white-label report of every live link. Same week, guaranteed.
SENIOR EDITOR · 2 REVISION ROUNDS · SAME-WEEK GUARANTEE
The desk writes it, the wire runs it — our signature edition.
- Written by a senior editor (2 revisions)
- 350+ publications incl. AP News
- Same-week publishing guarantee
Everything in this edition.
The full manifest, spelled out. The Byline is everything The Dispatch does — plus the part where you never face a blank page.
- Written by a senior editor — headline, dateline, quotes and boilerplate, drafted from your brief in AP style
- Two revision rounds — mark up the proof like an editor-in-chief; no surcharges, no meter running
- 350+ publication distribution — the full network, including named placement on AP News
- Google News inclusion — indexed where people search for news, not just where we say it went
- Journalist list email pitch — your release emailed directly to a relevant journalist list, working toward earned pickup
- White-label distribution report — every live link, formatted to forward under your own letterhead
- "As Featured In" badge kit — outlet badges ready for your site, decks and proposals
- Same-week publishing guarantee — filed, written, approved and on the wire inside the week, in writing
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For people with news, not spare time.
The heads-down founder
You closed the round or shipped the product; writing about it is last on the list. File the brief, approve the proof, get back to work. The desk handles the middle.
The agency & consultant
The white-label report and badge kit exist for you. Deliver newsroom-grade releases under your own letterhead without keeping a copydesk on payroll.
The first-time announcer
Never issued a release before? Good — no bad habits to unlearn. A senior editor shapes the story properly the first time, and explains the choices as you go.
Brief to byline, inside the week.
File your brief
Ten minutes on one form: what happened, the key facts, who should be quoted. We chase the details, not you.
DAY 0The desk writes
A senior editor drafts your release in AP style and fact-checks every claim before you ever see it.
DAY 1–2You approve
Two revision rounds included. Mark it up like an editor-in-chief; the desk turns edits around fast.
DAY 2–3On the wire
Distributed to 350+ publications including AP News, journalist list pitched, live-link report within 48 hours.
SAME WEEKOn the wire the same week you file — guaranteed. And if your release can't clear our editorial review, the refund is full. Both in writing.— The Byline Guarantee, on the record
When the story warrants the front page.
The Byline earns you named placement on AP News. When the announcement deserves the national wire and the business-press names your investors actually read, take the next edition up.
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Everything in The Byline, plus national newswire distribution, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch and Benzinga, 4–6 premium named placements, a 30-minute editorial angle consultation and 14 days of pickup monitoring.
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The Byline, asked and answered.
A brief — about ten minutes on one form: what happened, the key facts and figures, who should be quoted and where the release should link. The desk drafts the quotes for your approval, writes the release and fact-checks every claim. You never face a blank page.
File your brief and respond to proofs promptly, and your release is on the wire the same week: writing takes 1–2 business days, two revision rounds are included, and distribution completes within 48 hours of your approval. The guarantee comes with every Byline order, in writing — it starts at this tier and runs upward.
A named outlet placement: your release published on AP News, with the live URL in your report. That's a rung above network syndication and a rung below earned media — a journalist choosing to cover you, which the journalist-list pitch works toward but no honest service can promise. We label every rung plainly and skip the inflated "reach" arithmetic entirely.
Have news? The desk takes it from here.
File a ten-minute brief today. A senior editor — not a sales rep — writes the rest.