An AI copy generator can write a press release in under 2 minutes - but 80% of AI-generated press releases get ignored because they lack a news angle, specific facts, and a journalist-friendly format. At aidowith.me, the press release route adds the structure that makes AI copy usable: 10 steps in about 1 hour. Step 1 defines the news angle. Step 3 generates the headline and lede with AI. Step 5 adds quotes and facts. Step 8 formats for AP style. Step 10 is distribution-ready output. You use ChatGPT or Claude as the AI copy generator - both work with the route's prompts. The result is a 400-600 word release with a real hook, specific data, and quotes ready to send to 20+ journalists. aidowith.me structures each step so the AI output meets professional standards.
Last updated: April 2026
The Problem and the Fix
Without a route
- 85% of AI-generated press releases are rejected by journalists in the first 10 seconds - wrong format, no news angle, generic quotes
- Most professionals who use an AI copy generator for press releases spend 2+ hours editing the output into something usable
- Without a defined news angle, AI generates marketing copy - not news - and no journalist will use marketing copy
With aidowith.me
- Define your news angle in step 1 so the AI generates a press release, not a product brochure
- Get journalist-ready output in 10 steps - AP style, 400-600 words, real quotes, specific data
- Finish a distribution-ready press release in 1 hour using ChatGPT or Claude
Who Builds This With AI
Marketers
Content, campaigns, and briefs done in hours instead of days.
Managers & Leads
Reports, presentations, and team comms handled faster.
Ops & Analysts
Summaries, process docs, and structured output from messy inputs.
How It Works
Lock in the news angle before writing
Step 1 uses a 5-question prompt to find the real news story. Without this, the AI generator produces generic announcements that journalists skip.
Generate headline, lede, and body
Steps 3-6 run the AI copy generator through each section with format-specific prompts. The route includes a headline test: if it doesn't pass the 'why now?' check, you revise before moving on.
Format, fact-check, and finalize
Steps 7-10 cover AP style formatting, quote attribution, boilerplate copy, and the final version. Step 10 outputs a clean document ready to paste into your media list tool.
Write a Press Release Journalists Actually Open
Join the waitlist at aidowith.me for the press release route - 10 steps to journalist-ready copy in 1 hour.
Start This Route →What You Walk Away With
Lock in the news angle before writing
Generate headline, lede, and body
Format, fact-check, and finalize
Finish a distribution-ready press release in 1 hour using ChatGPT or Claude
"My last AI press release got picked up by 3 trade outlets. The previous 2 I wrote manually got zero coverage."- Communications Manager, tech startup
Questions
Yes - with the right process. An AI copy generator produces the structure and language fast; you supply the news angle, specific facts, and real quotes. The aidowith.me press release route is 10 steps that take the AI output from generic to journalist-ready. Most participants finish with a press release they can send without a PR agency review.
The news angle (what changed and why it matters today), 3-5 specific facts or data points, at least 1 attributed quote, your boilerplate company description, and the target audience (which journalists or publications). The aidowith.me route has a step-1 prompt that collects exactly these inputs before running the generator. Without them, the output will read like a product brochure.
ChatGPT and Claude both work well with structured prompts. Claude tends to produce more formal, AP-style prose out of the box. ChatGPT is faster for iterating on headlines and ledes. The aidowith.me press release route works with either - the prompts are tool-agnostic. Both have free tiers that cover the full 10-step route.