Tuesday, we announced that you can add tags to a press release when you purchase a social media plan. Yesterday, we transmitted the first press release with the new tag feature on PR Leap, AMPM Medical Billing and Practice Management Announces Sponsorship of Hospital Medicine 2008.
To help illustrate what happens when you assign tags to […]

Last night we launched a new feature that makes it possible to post your press release to del.icio.us, which has over one million visitors per month, using the tags you assign it. Those same tags are also used as keyword meta tags on your press release to help those search engines that still use them.
Tags […]

We updated the PR Leap Help Center and moved it from the blog to the main site. It’s divided into the following five sections:

General FAQ, Copyright, etc;
Press release: submit, edit, delete, add text links, etc;
Multimedia: videos, images, PDFs, and MP3s;
Payments, invoices, refunds;
Your Account.

As announced on November 26, 2007, PR Leap has discontinued its free service after four and one half years. The decision was not easy, but after much consideration we decided a change in course was the best thing for PR Leap.
When we launched PR Leap in June of 2003, there was only PR Newswire, Business […]

From all of us at PR Leap, have a great new year!

The system update was completed by 5a.m. this morning. Some system bugs have been reported already, including the “pay hold” bug after you edit a press release. By no means do we expect you to pay us to review a release already in the system. We appreciate your patience. All the bugs will be fixed […]

PR LEAP will be offline for a few hours tonight so we can roll out the new system. We will be offline starting at 11:45 p.m. P.S.T and be online again around 1:00 a.m. Tuesday, December 4, 2007.

We finally did it. Starting tomorrow, PR LEAP will now allow you to send out a social media release for just $99. We have been working overtime this past year to upgrade PR LEAP into the easiest and most affordable social media wire.
Later today, prleap.com will be offline for a few hours for a […]

Starting January 1, 2008, PR LEAP will no longer offer a free press release distribution.
After four years we have decided to phase out the free service, so we can re-purpose our time and energy on building more features and tools for prleap.com. This will also allow us to spend more time verifying all accounts and […]