Article Interview Form

The first step in the development of your press release or article is to collect subject matter. Please complete the interview form below. If you have a standard MS Word article template or images to include, send those items to Ron Gavalik in a separate email message.

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Interview Form

Please provide complete and thoughtful answers in the following fields. Responses should be in your own words, without concerns for style or phrasing. Include website links where necessary.

What is the article's main topic (angle)? *

What's the first thing readers should know? This is the most important information. *

Provide one or two snappy quotes from organization leaders or experts that discuss the reasons for the announcement. *

Let's go deeper. What are the specifics for the article? Discuss the innovation, change, or event that makes up the story. Include weblinks where necessary. *

How does this innovation, change, or event make an impact on your target audience? Discuss how the announcement affects them. *

Now we need to provide next steps or a call to action. If this is an event, what's the location and hours? If this is a new innovation or change, what should the reader do or what else do they need to know? *

Are other organizations involved that should be mentioned? If so, provide their standard boilerplate (about us) content. If they don't have a boilerplate, provide their website URL. *

If you have boilerplate content, provide it below. *

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