Free Press Release Template
Press Releases are all about showcasing what your company has achieved, milestones that make your company worth bragging about. Collaborate with your PR team on this interactive template. Edit, customize and move sections around to make it your own. Share it as a web link to give journalists exactly what they’re looking for and make the most out of announcing your milestone. Find tips on creating a strong media release in our How-To Guide >[1]
Editable Press Release Examples:
Add to your dashboard with one click and use it as a starting point for your own project. Companies, concepts, people, and names below are imaginary. Designs and layouts are for your inspiration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Xtensio?
Xtensio is a creative collaboration platform to design living documents, work together with internal and external teams, and flexibly share your work as digital presentations, responsive web pages or exportable PDF or PNGs.
What’s a folio?
Folios are full-screen digital presentations, responsive web pages and exportable PDF or PNGs all-in-one. A folio can be anything from a brief business strategy exercise to a full-length presentation. Start with one of our templates, or create anything you need with the blank slate tool.
Your folios are live pages that you can edit and collaborate on with colleagues, clients and other key players. All of your changes—from dragging and dropping modules, to editing graphs, to changing colors— will save and sync instantly across devices. Here’s more on Making a Folio.[2]