Key facts as a list
A key facts list puts the hard facts of the news in short, separate lines: who, what, when, where, and the price or numbers that matter. Each line can be read on its own, so AI tools and search engines can take one fact without guessing from a long paragraph.
What AI needs
Facts that stand alone, written the same way everywhere: the company's exact name, the product name, dates, places and figures, with no hype around them.
Why most releases miss it
Most releases spread the facts across long paragraphs. A date sits in the dateline, a price in the fourth paragraph, the product name in a quote. A reader has to piece it together, and so does AI.
How an LP release covers it
Every release written with LivePublicator has a "Key facts" section with up to eight short lines, written from the company's own website and the details it gives. The person publishing checks them before the release goes live.
Check it yourself
Open any live release and find the "Key facts" heading.
Questions
What goes into key facts?
The company name, what is new, when it starts, where it applies, who it is for, and any price or number that matters.
Can I edit the facts?
Yes. You see every fact on the draft and can change it before you publish.
Should facts repeat what the text says?
Yes. The text tells the story; the list makes the same facts easy to find.