A quote with a real name
A named quote gives the speaker's full name and role next to the words they said. That lets AI tools and search engines attribute the quote to a real person at the company, instead of to "a spokesperson".
What AI needs
A clear link between the words, the person and the company: name, job title and company in plain text, and the same person in the page's structured data.
Why most releases miss it
Many releases use lines nobody would really say, or name nobody. Some put the person's name in an image or a PDF, where it cannot be read.
How an LP release covers it
Every release written with LivePublicator has a quote with a named person and their job title. Before publishing, the company ticks a box to confirm the quoted person approved it. The speaker is also listed as a Person in the structured data.
Check it yourself
Open any live release and find the quote after the first paragraphs.
Questions
Can the quote be from the founder?
Yes. Any real person at the company, with their real role.
Do I have to write it myself?
LivePublicator suggests a short quote from your news. The person quoted must approve it before you publish.
Why does it matter?
A named quote shows the news came from a real person at the company, and tells readers and AI who said it.