This is how we configure the WebRelease keywords and phrases you provide us with during the submission process (words and phrases that drive Internet searchers to your release) when adding your release to Google Search results.
Let´s assume your release is about "Little Green Men"; we would construct search phrases in this manner:
Search Phrases for "Little Green Men"
| Little | Green | Men |
| Little | Men | Green |
| Green | Little | Men |
| Green | Men | Little |
| Men | Little | Green |
| Men | Green | Little |
| Little | Green | |
| Little | Men | |
| Green | Little | |
| Green | Men | |
| Men | Little | |
| Men | Green |
To enter just "Little" or "Green" or "Men" on their own as search options would yield a very broad search, and would place your release at the bottom of a very large search result (very general words, very broad search).
Remember to be specific to your news and WebWire editorial staff will also review your release and possibly add keywords or phrases all in an effort to increase the visibility of your WebRelease.
Note: Google must approve unique words, such as proper names and company names, which may bring about a delay in adding your release to the Search Engines.
Please also note: WebRelease submissions (inclusion in major search engines as a sponsored link) regarding online gambling, online pharmaceutical sales, and adult content are often precluded by these major search engines. In that event, a full refund of the total cost of the WebRelease, less $29, will be provided in that WebWire will not be able to complete the submission after communication with the major search engines, but the headline and content did convey on and over the Internet via the WebPost service included in the WebRelease purchase.