"4 Questions Journalist Spotlight" with Kimberly Wright, Macaroni Kid

I'm glad you did.

That was great.

So how many did you say there are around the country? It's over 300.

I don't know the exact number because we just always reference it as 300.

We had them in Canada.

There were two locations in Canada.

I actually need to verify that they're still out there.

But we're rocking and rolling, baby.

And how many are in Georgia and

how many are in Metro Atlanta?

I want to say there are at least 30 in Georgia, and 12 of those are in Metro Atlanta.

Okay.

And are they owned? Would it be correct to say you are the publisher or editor? What's the correct phrasing?

Publisher, editor, and owner.

We pay a monthly licensing fee.

But we get free reign to do stuff within a certain parameter.

And that's how we make each addition uniquely ours and very hyperlocal.

So they give you kind of a framework and the technological platform to do it.

Absolutely.

Right.

So all the macaroni kids around the country kind of have the same look to them, right?

Yes.

And we all have the same national articles that appear on our site.

But what makes us very unique and different is I try to put two to four personal articles on mine every month, and they're personal to the area that I'm representing.

Really, I shouldn't say