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Quality Content

All ISO News and Press Releases submitted to ISOCert News must:

• Ensure the content is written in an acceptable format.
• Avoid the use of inflammatory language, exaggerated claims, unattributed opinions, or any invasion of privacy.
• Maintain accuracy and exclude any potentially defamatory material.
• Clearly distinguish opinions, either by quoting or attributing them to the organization, without presenting them as factual statements.
• Reference information from verified, fact-checked sources.
• Provide explicit attribution to authorized sources, such as court documents.
• Exclude content aimed at harming or seeking revenge against any individual or group.
• Avoid any content that is threatening, abusive, menacing, offensive, violent, intimidating, or otherwise inappropriate.
• Refrain from attempting to incite fear or panic, such as content predicting catastrophic events or terrorist attacks.
• Do not include content intended to harm or target individuals or groups, such as:
  • Inciting or expressing hatred, bigotry, racism, or unnecessary violence.
  • Promoting personal attacks against individuals or groups.
  • Maliciously attempting to impact a company’s stock value.
  • Stalking, defaming, defrauding, shaming, or victimizing individuals or groups.

ISOCert News reviews all ISO News and Press releases before Publishing and distribution. Adhering to the following guidelines will help expedite the review process.

Every press release and information about your news must present a clear, timely, and newsworthy angle, avoiding advertising hype, direct address, and spam.

News about ISO standards and press releases should include the following features and qualities:

Newsworthy Content:

Relevant news angles in the context of ISO News and Press Releases must include the achievement of a new standard, updates to existing standards, certification achievements, organizational milestones such as anniversaries or awards, or expert insights on ISO-related topics aligned with current industry trends. The news announcement should be communicated in the headline.

Legally Accurate:

For all press releases referencing legal actions or matters related to ISO compliance or certification disputes, it is essential to provide sufficient documentation, such as a case number, court of record, complaint number, or equivalent supporting evidence.

Valid Contact Information:

Press releases related to ISO standards must include accurate contact details, such as a valid contact name, phone number, and email address, to ensure proper communication and credibility.

Written Authorization:

In specific cases related to ISO standards, such as announcements involving network marketing companies, the use of a stock ticker symbol, or significant corporate developments (including, but not limited to, mergers and acquisitions), written authorization from a company executive may be required before a press release is approved for distribution. Independent representatives of network marketing, MLM, or party plan companies must always secure explicit consent from the company's executive leadership.

Standard Length:

Press releases related to ISO standards should be between 300 and 800 words. The length of your release and ISO news impacts its distribution, and releases that are too short or too long may face challenges in being properly indexed by search engines.

Standard Grammar and Spelling:

Press releases related to ISO standards should be free from spelling and grammatical errors. While writing commonly used technical terms and acronyms in the industry, it’s necessary to define them so that the general audience can understand the content.

Formatting:

Press releases about ISO standards and News articles must not contain HTML tags, non-standard characters, tables, or forced line breaks. You should also avoid being written entirely in uppercase letters. Before submission, ensure that all links in the release are fully functional. If your website is down or not fully operational during the editorial review, you must remove the links or wait until the website is accessible to submit your release.

A Clear News Source:

The press release must identify the news source in the headline. The company or organization issuing the release and news about ISO. If the release is distributed by an agency or firm on behalf of a client, the client’s company or organization name should be listed as the source. Also, the connection between the company or organization and the news announcement should be clearly stated.

Email Addresses:

It is not recommended to include email addresses in the body of the press release. If an email address is necessary, our editorial team will modify it to a format such as Name (at) example (dot) com.

Accepted File Types:

Press releases with images must adhere to the following file formats: .jpg.

Excluded Content

ISOCert News will not publish content if it contains the following:

1. Advertisements: Press releases should not primarily aim to sell a product or service. They must focus on informing the media and public about relevant, newsworthy developments related to ISO standards or related topics. If the document's primary goal is to sell without presenting any newsworthy element, it will not be published.
2. False or Misleading Content: Any false or misleading content will not be accepted.
3. Duplicate Content: Each press release and news about ISO can only be distributed once. Additionally, most of the content must be original. Templates or recycled content are prohibited, and using copyrighted material from other sources violates ISO's standards for publication.
4. Third-Party Legal Releases: Press releases and information about your news related to legal cases will only be accepted by law firms representing one of the involved parties. News regarding legal matters from third-party firms will not be published.
5. Potentially Harmful Content: We do not distribute content that could cause harm or seek revenge on individuals or groups. However, this includes content that may incite hatred, bigotry, racism, or violence, attack individuals or groups, negatively impact a company’s stock, or engage in defamation, fraud, or victimization.
6. Easy Money Schemes: Press releases promoting get-rich-quick, work-from-home programs or similar schemes will not be accepted.
7. BlackHat SEO Tactics: Press releases that promote or link to unethical SEO practices, such as keyword stuffing, link buying, overuse of hyphenated domains, and paid social media followers, are prohibited.
8. Viruses, Scripts, and Codes: Press releases containing or linking to viruses, harmful scripts, programs, or any code that interferes with the operation of computer systems will not be published.