Is it really free to publish a press release on Yesodi?

Yes. You write your article or press release and publish it as a public page with no publishing fee, and you keep the headline and body exactly as you wrote them.

Will my press release get indexed by search engines?

Your press release publishes as a server rendered public page under /intel with the full text in the HTML, so crawlers can read it on the first visit. Indexing timing is decided by each search engine, but a substantial public page with Article schema is built to be discoverable.

What is the word count gate and why does it exist?

It is a quality check that a page holds enough real text before it goes public. Thin pages tend to be ignored by search engines, so the gate helps make sure your page is substantial enough to be treated as a real article.

What does Article schema do for my press release?

It is structured data that tells search engines the page is an article, including the headline, author, publish date, and topic. Correct markup that matches the visible page makes it more likely to be classified as news style content and surfaced in richer search and AI results.

How do I make my press release appear in AI assistant answers?

Answer the main question directly in the first paragraph, keep the structure clear, and add a short question and answer section. AI answer engines favor pages that state facts plainly and carry clean structured data, both of which your Yesodi page has.

Can I link my press release to my business or product?

Yes. You can link naturally to your own profile, brand, product, or event page from within the article, turning a single release into a path that sends readers toward what you offer.

How to Publish a Press Release for Free and Get Indexed | Yesodi

Publish a press release for free, then get it indexed

To publish a press release for free and get it indexed, you publish it as a real public web page on a domain that search engines already crawl, then give that page enough words and clear structured data so crawlers treat it as a genuine article. On Yesodi you write your press release or article and publish it as a public page under /intel. The page is rendered on the server, so the full text is present in the HTML the moment a crawler arrives, rather than hidden behind scripts that load later. That means Google, Bing, and AI assistants can read the whole story on the first visit. There is no fee to publish, and you keep your own words as the authoritative headline and body.

Why a public page beats posting to a directory

Many free press release directories let you submit once and forget, but the page lives on someone else's domain and competes with thousands of similar submissions. Publishing on your own public page keeps the story tied to your own presence and your own link. On Yesodi every profile, brand, product, event, and article becomes a public page that search engines and AI assistants can find. That turns a single press release into a lasting page you control, rather than a one time post that disappears into a feed.

The word count gate and why it matters

Thin pages get ignored. Search engines tend to skip pages with almost no text because there is nothing substantial to rank, and press release guides commonly suggest a few hundred words of genuine, newsworthy content. Yesodi uses a word count quality gate so a page has enough real text to be worth indexing before it goes public. When your article clears that gate, it is substantial enough for search and AI to treat it as a real piece rather than a stub. Write the full story, add a quote, and explain what is new and why it matters.

Article schema tells search engines what it is

Structured data is how you tell a crawler that a page is an article and not a random web page. Yesodi adds Article schema to your published /intel page, marking up the headline, the author, the publish date, and what the piece is about. This is the JSON-LD format that search engines recommend, and pages that carry correct article markup are more likely to be classified as news style content and surfaced in richer results. The markup matches what a visitor actually sees on the page, which is exactly what search engines want. Accurate schema improves the odds that both classic search and AI answer engines pick your release up.

How to write a press release that gets found

Lead with the single most newsworthy fact in your first sentence, because that opening is what search and AI engines read first. Keep the body focused and factual, include a short quote, and make the headline describe the actual news in plain words. Organize the piece into clear sections so a reader and a crawler can follow the structure. Add a short question and answer block at the end that covers what people will naturally ask, since direct answers help you appear in AI generated summaries. Link to your own profile, product, or event page where it fits so a reader can act.

From draft to a live public page on Yesodi

Open the composer, choose to publish an article or press release, and write your headline, subtitle, and sections. Add a cover image and an optional question and answer section to round the piece out. When you publish, Yesodi renders the page on the server at /intel with your Article schema in place, so there is nothing extra to install or configure. You keep the headline you wrote as the authoritative title. Once it is public, the page is available for crawlers and AI assistants to discover on their next pass.

Publish your press release today

A press release only works if people and machines can find it, and the fastest free way to do that is a real public page with enough substance and clean structured data. Yesodi gives you all three: a public /intel page, a word count gate that keeps the page substantial, and Article schema that tells search engines and AI assistants what they are reading. Write your story once, publish it for free, and let it be found. Join Yesodi and publish your press release today.