MEDIA ADVISORY (NOT FOR PUBLICATION)
WKCTC Sending News Releases through ReadMedia Newswire
Paducah, KY (03/09/2017) — West Kentucky Community and Technical College is now using Merit Pages/ReadMedia Newswire to send out news releases from the college. Instead of receiving an email release from janett.blythe@kctcs.edu or tammy.thompson@kctcs.edu, our news releases will now come from newswire@readme.readmedia.com. Please add the address - newswire@readme.readmedia.com - to your contact list so our news releases don't get lost in your spam filter. If you should have any problems with our releases through Readmedia, feel free to contact me.
Merit also provides to our media representatives a free Merit account which lets you view every story sent to you through this newswire, get easy-to-use, exportable lists of students, verify your coverage area, and more! You can find out more about the free Merit Media Portal here.
We are very excited about this new service and hope it will help us communicate more efficiently with you. We appreciate any input you have.
Thank you!
Janett Blythe
Director of Marketing and Public Relations
West Kentucky Community & Technical College
(270) 534-3079 • janett.blythe@kctcs.edu
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This is an example of what our release will now look like in your mailbox.
West Kentucky Community & Technical College
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