Two publishing surfaces, two formats. The blog carries the long-form guides: local SEO, Google Business Profile, web design, and local ads, written for San Diego business owners. Web Stories carry the same subjects as quick visual walk-throughs you can tap through in under a minute. If you want depth, read the blog. If you want the move explained fast, open a story.
What publishes on the blog
The blog index shows the newest posts first, twelve to a page. Every post card shows the reading time and its topic tags, so you can tell a quick read from a deep guide before you click. Posts are written guides: how a tactic works, what to do about it, and where it fits in a local campaign, with links out to the service pages that do the work.
What publishes as Web Stories
The stories page says it plainly: "Under a minute each". Stories are short, visual, tap-through pieces on local SEO, Google Business Profile, and web design. The index is a grid of posters; tap one and it opens full screen, and you move through its pages like a slideshow.
How the two fit together
- The blog is the reference: long guides you can act on, kept current and linked into the rest of the site.
- Stories are the trailer: the same ideas compressed into something you can finish in the time it takes to pour a coffee.
- Both publish under the same brand and point back to the same team, so a story that catches your eye usually has a fuller guide behind it on the blog.
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