About Thai-PR.com
Thai-PR.com is a Thai press release hub. We take releases from every industry and go deep on hotels, travel, MICE, restaurants and events.
What we do differently
Most press release sites are places to park a story for Google, with almost no real readers. We set out to do three things differently.
- We make releases readable. Nothing is dumped raw. Every story gets subheadings, a table of the key details and a closing line on who the news is useful for.
- We never strip the sender's link. Every story carries one link pointing straight at the sender's booking or promotion page.
- We give people a reason to visit. Our event calendar covers IMPACT Muang Thong Thani, Thunder Dome, the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center and BITEC Bangna, updated automatically every day. Nobody else keeps all four in one place.
Editorial policy
Stories reach the site three ways.
- Brands submit their own. The sender chooses whether we run it as written, in which case we only fix layout and typos, or whether our desk writes it and sends it back for approval before publishing.
- Releases already made public. Our desk rewrites these in our own words, never copying sentences, and credits the brand that issued them.
- Our own material, such as the event calendar and the topic pages.
How facts are checked
Our rule is that every fact must come from the source. Before a rewritten story is published, every number in it is compared against the original: prices, dates, times, phone numbers and quantities. If a number appears that the source never stated, the story does not pass and goes back for correction.
Brand, hotel and venue names must be spelled the way the owner spells them. Releases sent to us and marked to run as written are never edited for content, price, date or executive quotes. The event calendar is pulled straight from each venue's own website, not copied from another aggregator.
If you find an error in any story, tell us through the submit page and we will check and correct it quickly. Stories corrected after publication say so on the page.
Paid content
Paid stories are labelled as sponsored releases, and every outbound link in them carries
rel="sponsored" as Google requires.
We do not sell dofollow links. Paid links without that label count as link spam and put both our site
and the advertiser's at risk of being demoted.
Paying does not change how facts are handled, and it does not push other brands' stories down.
Affiliate disclosure
Some pages carry booking buttons that are affiliate links. If you book through one, Thai-PR.com may earn a commission from the booking provider at no extra cost to you. That commission never affects rankings or what we choose to publish, and when a brand has its own direct booking channel we always point there first.
Contact
Send a release on the submit page, see the rates on the pricing page, or create a publisher account to submit stories and track reads and clicks yourself.
Frequently asked questions
What is Thai-PR.com?
Thai-PR.com is a Thai press release hub. We accept releases from every industry and go deep on hotels, travel, MICE, restaurants and events. We also publish an event calendar covering the four main venues in and around Bangkok, updated automatically every day.
Where do the stories come from?
Three sources. Brands submit their own releases through the submit page. Our desk rewrites press releases that have already been made public, crediting the brand that issued them. And we produce our own material such as the event calendar.
Can facts drift when a release is rewritten?
No. Every number in a rewritten story is checked against the source, including prices, dates, times, phone numbers and quantities. If a number appears that the source never stated, the story is sent back before it can be published. Releases that brands send us and ask to run as written are not edited at all beyond layout and typos.
What kind of links do stories carry?
Every story carries one link chosen by the sender, shown as a button under the article and pointing straight at their own site. We never strip it. Links in paid stories carry rel="sponsored" as Google requires, and we do not sell dofollow links because that breaks the guidelines and puts both sites at risk.
How do I contact the desk?
Use the submit page to send a release or get in touch, or create a publisher account to submit stories and track their performance yourself.