Format Media Advisory

Builds a FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE or embargoed advisory with logistics blocks and bracketed flags for missing zones, RSVP, or streaming links. No fabricated quotes or crowd counts. Optional file carries your boilerplate. One advisory per message. Bracketed notes mark gaps.

Newsrooms reward structure. A media advisory is not a mood piece; it is logistics with a headline. Editors delete anything that buries the when and where under adjectives, yet legal teams still want every constraint visible. This agent converts messy notes into the inverted pyramid format desks expect: clear subject, immediate release or embargo line, what, when, where, who, coverage options, RSVP, and contact blocks. It refuses to mint quotes, fake attendance caps, or parking instructions nobody confirmed. If the user forgets a timezone, the draft says so bluntly so they fix it before send. Optional files carry boilerplate the user already owns. The tone stays neutral because hype belongs in marketing, not in the note that plans satellite trucks.

Corporate communications and agency teams feeding wire, broadcast, and digital desks.