I have tried few press releases with PRLog after reading your previous post on the subject.

When I first learned about them (two years back) I dismissed them immediately. However your post inspired me to take another look at what they have to offer.

I think they do more than ok job for a free PR distribution website. I hate not to have control over the anchor text in my links.

I have discovered a little gem though . WSJ is syndicating their content via Bing on many pages. It’s just a link on the sidebar and due to the large amount of PRs in any given category the link lasts there but a few hours. Not sure if you ever noticed it.

PRLog has come a long way since two years ago! Their traffic has been rising for the last few months.

They can be useful from the SEO point of view – however they need to offer control over the anchor text.

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I used PRlog.org for my last press release and it was OK. When I checked the stats 24 hours after submission, my release had about 50 or so views.

However, I couldn’t find it in Google News, so I’m not sure it made it there.

I think if you have important news, it’s worth paying for distribution. This seems to be a classic case of “you get what you pay for.”

Regards,
Greg

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