I DISTRIBUTED MY PRESS RELEASE ON PRWEB TODAY. HOW CAN I FIND MY PRESS RELEASE IN NEWSPAD TODAY? (Back to Top)
Sorry. Your release can be found on www.prweb.com on the distribution date you selected. It will be archived in NEWSPAD tomorrow.

WHAT IS THE FASTEST WAY TO FIND MY PRESS RELEASE AMONGST ALL THESE OTHERS? (Back to Top)
You can, of course, search for your keywords, a title phrase, or some other combination of text unique to your press release. However, by far the fastest and most direct way to search for YOUR press release is by its URL. This will ALWAYS include the string pridNNNNNN, where NNNNNN is your press release identification number.

HOW MUCH DO I NEED TO CONTRIBUTE TO HAVE MY PRESS RELEASE ARCHIVED IN NEWSPAD? (Back to Top)
The minimum contribution is $10.

WHY CAN'T I FIND MY PRWEB PRESS RELEASE IN NEWSPAD? (Back to Top)
If you did not contribute at least $10 toward the distribution of your press release on PRWeb, your press release will not be archived in NEWSPAD. If you are searching for your release on the day it was distributed on PRWeb, wait until the next calendar day and it will be found.

WHEN CAN OTHERS AND I SEE MY PRESS RELEASE IN NEWSPAD? (Back to Top)
Your press release will be found in NEWSPAD on the calendar day after it was distributed on PRWeb.

ARE ALL THE WORDS IN MY PRWEB PRESS RELEASE SEARCHABLE IN NEWSPAD? (Back to Top)
For the most part, yes. Common words like 'the' and 'it' are not indexed, but your company name, product, service and Web site certainly are. You should make sure that all your important terms and your news are in the body of the release.

MUST MY PRESS RELEASE RECEIVE A CERTAIN SCORE TO BE ARCHIVED IN NEWSPAD? (Back to Top)
No, your editorial score does not matter. The criteria for being searchable in NEWSPAD is that the release carries a contribution of $10 or more and that your release was distributed before the date on which you are conducting your search.

WHY CAN'T I FIND MY PRESS RELEASE USING KEYWORDS? (Back to Top)
PRWeb's organic search engine optimization of press releases places emphasis on the content found in the body of your press release. No amount of keywords in the keyword box can replace the quality of your content and the relevancy of your keywords to your news.

HOW ARE PRESS RELEASES SORTED ON THE NEWSPAD RESULTS PAGE? (Back to Top)
NEWSPAD displays your search results by date, with the most recent results shown at the top. Keep in mind that releases for which the contribution was less than $10 will not be found in a NEWSPAD search.

CAN I CHANGE THE SORTING ORDER ON THE NEWSPAD RESULTS PAGE? (Back to Top)
We hope to have that sorting feature available in the future. Changing the sorting order is not currently available.

HOW DO I REMOVE A SEARCH RESULT ON NEWSPAD? (Back to Top)
The Beta version of NEWSPAD does not currently support removal requests. If you have an urgent need to remove a search result, we suggest you delete your PRWeb press release (if it is yours) or contact us at 866-640-6397.

WHAT DOES BETA MEAN? (Back to Top)
Beta indicates that the software or product is still in its infancy.

WHAT DOES THE RSS ICON/BUTTON MEAN? (Back to Top)
The RSS icon/button indicates that you can create a customized RSS feed based on your search results. For instance, if you searched for monkeys, you could set up a customized RSS feed based on all the PRWeb press releases with the term monkeys in the body of the release.

HOW CAN I CREATE AN RSS FEED USING THE RESULTS OF MY NEWSPAD SEARCH? (Back to Top)
You can create an RSS feed using the results of your NEWSPAD search by clicking on the RSS icon. You will then be presented with a URL (Web site address). Copy the URL into your RSS Reader as a new RSS feed.

HOW ARE PRESS RELEASES SORTED ON A NEWSPAD RSS FEED? (Back to Top)
NEWSPAD RSS search results are displayed by date, with the most recent results shown at the top. Keep in mind that releases for which the contribution was less than $10 will not be found in a NEWSPAD search.

WHAT IS AN RSS FEED? (Back to Top)
An RSS feed is a way to easily distribute Web content to a wide number of people who can subscribe to receive certain information in a format that is easy to read. RSS is a technology that is used as a publishing tool by marketers and content publishers who deliver that content through an RSS feed. The RSS feed is made up of files written in xml computer code. An RSS feed could be a list of headlines on a particular topic, update notices from a company, or the top news releases on PRWeb.

WHAT DOES RSS STAND FOR? (Back to Top)
Really Simple Syndication. RSS is a technology that is used as a publishing tool by marketers and content publishers who deliver that content through an RSS feed, files written in xml computer code.

DO I NEED SPECIAL SOFTWARE TO ACCESS AN RSS FEED? (Back to Top)
Yes. You need to have an RSS reader to read from an RSS feed, much the same way you need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read Adobe PDF files. Many RSS readers are available for free or for a fee. RSS readers aggregate, or collect, the Web content you subscribe to and present it in an easy to read format.

HOW CAN I SUBSCRIBE TO A PRWEB RSS FEED? (Back to Top)
Go to the following Web site and follow the instructions: http://www.prweb.com/rss.php