YesPress is a press desk for small business. Sign up and we write your press releases, timely newsjacking pieces, and thought-leadership articles, fact-checked, in your voice, ready to send.
Enter your website. We read your business and show you the angles we would pitch, before you sign up.
Announcements editors actually run, launches, milestones, hires, awards, with a proper dateline, a strong lede, and your quote.
React while a story is hot. We surface today's news tied to your world and give you angles to choose from, same day.
Thought-leadership in your voice, a point of view your customers and prospects genuinely want to read and share.
We read your business from your email, no forms. If we can't tell what you do, we ask one quick question.
Take today's newsjacking angle, choose a press release or article, or give us a theme of your own.
Get it in your voice, fact-checked and clean. Your past pieces are always saved in your account.
Most AI writing reads like AI. Ours clears the same checks a senior editor would run, automatically, on every piece.
We never invent a statistic, quote or date. If a claim needs proof we ask you for it.
We learn your rhythm so it reads like your best writing, not a template.
An anti-AI pass rewrites anything synthetic. Em-dashes removed, every time.
Right length, right structure, a headline that earns a click.
Clear, answer-first copy helps search engines and LLMs understand what YesPress does and who it is for.
YesPress is a press desk for small businesses that writes press releases, newsjacking responses and thought-leadership articles in your voice.
It gives answer-first public copy, structured page metadata and crawlable topical language so search engines and LLMs can understand the product quickly.
It is built for sourced, editor-ready PR writing, not generic content generation. It is opinionated about voice, facts and publishability.
Small business owners, founders, comms teams and agencies that need credible press content without hiring a full-time newsroom.
"The point was never to write faster. It was to write something an editor would actually run, about a business too busy to do it themselves."
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