Paste it below. You will get a score out of 100 and the exact fixes — measured against the ten checks travel editors apply before deciding whether to run a story.
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None of these are style preferences. Each one measurably changes whether an announcement gets used — and each is checked against your text, not against a generic rubric.
It runs ten checks that travel editors apply when deciding whether to use a release: length, headline length, unprovable superlatives, whether the quote says anything, whether concrete facts such as dates and numbers are present, whether there is a named contact with an email, whether images are linked, and whether boilerplate is included. Each check contributes to a score out of 100 and comes with a specific fix.
No. The grader runs entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to a server, never stored and never seen by anyone — you could disconnect from the internet and it would still work.
Above 80 is strong and ready to send. Between 60 and 79 usually means one or two structural fixes, most often a weak quote or missing facts. Below 60 typically means the news is buried, the release is too long, or contact details and images are missing.
Words like world-class, luxurious and unparalleled cannot be verified, so editors cut them — and worse, they reduce trust in the claims that can be checked. Replacing each with a number, a name or a specific detail makes a release far more usable.
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Apply the fixes and send it out. If you also want travelers rather than only journalists to read the news, we rewrite hospitality announcements as travel stories and publish them permanently.
