I’ve spent years helping businesses get found online. Through Instant Web Tools, my team and I manage more than 200 Websites, and I keep seeing the same problem: small businesses and nonprofits do great work, but almost nobody outside their regular customers knows about it.
That’s why I built Alejo Press, a press release distribution network that sends your announcement to more than 200 media outlets.
Networking Gets You Known. Press Gets You Found.
When I started Wayne County Networking, the goal was simple: help local businesses get Found, Known, and Referred. Meetups take care of the “known” part. You shake hands, share what you do, and build trust.
But being found online takes something else. Google needs to see your name connected to your business, your services, and your community across trusted sites. A press release does that. Every outlet that publishes your news adds another mention that tells search engines, and people, that you’re real and active.
What I’ve Learned Using It
We use Alejo Press for our own Wayne County Networking announcements, and the value goes beyond one news cycle. A social post is gone in a day. A published release keeps showing up in search results, building your digital footprint over time.
I also want to be upfront: distribution isn’t a guarantee of a news story. Each outlet decides what it covers. What distribution does is get your news published and discoverable, and for a local business, that adds up.
Who It’s For
Alejo Press is built for the kind of people I work with every day:
- Small business owners announcing openings, services, or milestones
- Nonprofits and ministries sharing events and outreach
- Local organizations that want more credibility online
- Anyone who wants their news to work for their SEO, not just their social feed
Start Sharing Your Story
If you’ve got news, don’t keep it to yourself. Visit www.alejo.press to get started.
If you’re in Richmond or Wayne County, Indiana, read more about local press release distribution for Richmond & Wayne County on the Wayne County Networking blog.