100 sourced local news stories. Every month.

A monthly local news desk, not a how-to calendar

Every article begins with a development a prospective client can recognize. We start with Atlanta, then Georgia, neighboring states and the wider U.S. Newer developments lead the plan. A clearly labeled historical story can earn a place when it gives readers a useful comparison or lesson.

The two main lanes are cautionary stories and represented-case recovery stories. Cautionary stories show costly mistakes and adverse events. Recovery stories show meaningful legal recoveries and why an injury can change care, work and daily life. Every story gives readers a clear reason to seek professional help.

How a story earns publication

1. Find a real development. Match it to a community, case type and reader use.
2. Build the record. Use courts, agencies, filed materials and other appropriate primary sources for factual claims.
3. Write the reader's takeaway. Explain what happened, why it matters and the next useful step in plain language.
4. Review for your firm. Confirm the legal meaning, advertising language, firm details and consultation path with the designated reviewer.
5. Publish and maintain. Add a relevant image and clear links. Update the story if the record changes.

SEO and AIEO share the same foundation

SEO addresses how a useful page can be found in search. AIEO, also called GEO, addresses its suitability for AI-assisted discovery. The labels do not replace careful research, accessible pages or clear answers.

“The best practices for SEO continue to be relevant”

Google Search Central: guidance for generative AI features

Google also emphasizes original value and supporting images. Our practical response is to make each article useful and verifiable, then adapt the publishing process as Google updates its guidance. An AI citation is a possible discovery outcome, not a deliverable we can promise.

Distinct stories and supporting guides

Ten articles per site does not mean one story copied ten times. A source may return months later only when the reader use is genuinely different. We assign a distinct audience, local angle and takeaway to every story, then check overlap before publication.

Buyer guides on local search and case-acquisition economics have a different job. They support a partner's buying decision. They are not presented as monthly news stories.

What is included

The Founder + testimonial plan includes 100 articles per month while the subscription remains active. Articles are separately priced on the other plans. The plan cards show the exact scope.

Your content review responsibilities and the initial publishing schedule are set out before the engagement begins.