How to Get Featured on OpenPR
To get featured on OpenPR, you send your finished announcement to the RedPress team and we handle the entire publication for you, from formatting to submission to confirmation of the live story. There is no portal to learn and no editorial back-and-forth for you to manage. You approve the text, we place it, and you receive the published location once OpenPR has it indexed by Google. OpenPR is a broad business and news destination read by more than a million people each month, so a single placement puts your message in front of a wide national and international audience without any technical lift on your side.
The character of this page is simple to state. Getting onto OpenPR through RedPress is meant to feel fast and almost effortless, because the managed process removes the friction that usually slows down a news placement.
How do I publish a press release on OpenPR?
You publish a press release on OpenPR by handing your approved copy to RedPress and letting our editors prepare and submit it on your behalf. We check that the piece meets the editorial policy of OpenPR, format the headline and body to suit a general news readership, attach your contact details, and place the story. You are kept informed at each step, but the work of actually getting it live sits with us. That is the core promise of a fully managed service: you supply the message, and we do the publishing.
How can I get featured on OpenPR fast?
You get press coverage on OpenPR quickly because the RedPress workflow is built for speed, and turnaround is fast and confirmed up front before you order. Rather than juggling guidelines, account setup, and resubmissions yourself, you give us a ready announcement and we move it through to publication. The managed path means there is no waiting on you to learn a new system, which is usually where delays creep in. Speed here is structural, not a lucky outcome.
OpenPR carries a Domain Authority of 60 and reaches a readership of more than 1M every month, which means a single press release lands on an established news property with real audience scale behind it rather than on an obscure page few people ever visit.
What is included in an OpenPR press release submission?
An OpenPR press release submission through RedPress includes editorial preparation of your copy, formatting for a general news audience, placement on openpr.com, and confirmation of the live, Google-indexed story once it appears. Here is what you can expect:
- Review of your announcement against the editorial policy of OpenPR before anything is sent
- Clean formatting of headline, body, and contact block suited to mainstream readers
- Full managed placement on OpenPR, handled end to end by our team
- A confirmed live location of your story after it is indexed by Google
- Support from the RedPress live team to answer questions before you commit
You do not chase the outlet, format the file, or troubleshoot a submission. Each of those tasks belongs to us.
How can I publish news on OpenPR without doing the technical work?
You can publish news on OpenPR without touching any of the technical work because RedPress runs the placement as a done-for-you service. Many teams want the credibility of a mainstream news outlet but do not have time to study submission rules or maintain an outlet account. The managed model solves exactly that. Your involvement ends at approval; everything downstream, including the actual OpenPR press release going live, is carried by RedPress. It is the simplest route from a written announcement to a published story.
Who should submit a press release to OpenPR?
You should submit a press release to OpenPR if you want to reach a broad business and news audience rather than one narrow niche. Because OpenPR serves general readers across many sectors and many countries, it suits companies announcing funding, product launches, partnerships, hires, expansions, awards, events, and milestones. Founders, marketing leads, agencies acting for clients, and communications teams all use a placement like this to add mainstream visibility to news that deserves wider attention. If your story matters beyond your immediate circle, this outlet fits.
Why get featured on OpenPR?
You should want to get featured on OpenPR because it pairs an established Domain Authority with broad monthly reach, giving your announcement both credibility and exposure at the same time. A placement on a recognized news property signals legitimacy to prospects, partners, journalists, and search engines. The wide readership means your message can travel through syndication and discovery far past the people you already know. Together those two things, trust and reach, are what make a mainstream outlet worth the effort, and the managed process means you capture that value without the workload.
What makes a strong OpenPR press release?
A strong OpenPR press release leads with genuine news in the first sentence, supports it with a clear quote and concrete facts, and avoids hype that a general audience would distrust. Because OpenPR readers come from many industries, the writing should explain why the announcement matters in plain terms, not insider jargon. A specific headline, a dated lead, a short body of two or three tight sections, and accurate contact details all help. When you order through RedPress, our editors refine the piece against these standards so it reads like real news, which is what earns attention on a mainstream property and helps you publish a press release on OpenPR that performs.
How long does it take to get featured on OpenPR?
Getting featured on OpenPR is fast, and the exact delivery time is confirmed up front before you order so there is no guesswork. The managed RedPress process is designed to move your approved copy to publication without the stalls that come from learning a portal or correcting rejected submissions yourself. Once your announcement is approved and placed, you receive confirmation of the live, Google-indexed story. The speed comes from the fact that experienced hands, not first-time submitters, are doing the work.
What about the link on my OpenPR story?
Your placement includes a live, Google-indexed link within the published story on openpr.com. The link attribute, whether it is followed or not followed, depends on the editorial policy of OpenPR and is confirmed by the RedPress live support team before you order. We do not make blanket claims about link behavior, because the outlet sets that, and we believe you deserve an accurate answer rather than a promise we cannot control. Ask our team and you will know exactly what to expect before anything goes live.
In short, when you decide to get press coverage on OpenPR, RedPress turns a finished announcement into a published news story on a property read by more than a million people, with a managed process that keeps your part fast and simple from start to finish.