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WordPress Stories are now public!

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WordPress stories are now public, and I have already posted a couple. I’m still not 100% sure what the plan is. It seems to make it easier to create concise posts with little substance.

They say it’s best for recipes or a bunch of swipe cards. I guess on that merit, I’m not fully utilising the feature, and I might try to build out a story as a swipe card story and see how that goes. Maybe a story version of my Getting started with Twitter Spaces blog post could be helpful. 🤔

My last post was asking people their thoughts on WordPress stories. However, it got 0 responses. That’s slightly unfortunate, but I would still love to ask my readers the question…

What are your thoughts on WordPress Stories?

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Michael Brooks

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