Editorial Policy

This page explains how articles on this site are made, so you can judge how much to trust them.

First-hand experience

Every article is based on work I have done: a client project, an audit, a workflow I run, or an experiment on this site. Each one includes something you can check, such as screenshots, data, code or a workflow file.

Research and sources

Claims about how search engines, AI systems or tools behave are checked against official documentation or my own tests. Where I rely on someone else's data, I link to it.

Use of AI

I use AI tools to help with outlines, drafts, code review and translation. Every article is rewritten, fact-checked and approved by me before publishing, and I am responsible for everything published under my name. The site's own automation may suggest changes to titles or descriptions based on Search Console data; those changes are reviewed and logged before they go live.

The Short Answer box

Articles start with a short answer to the question in the title, followed by the details. It is written to be accurate on its own, without the rest of the article.

Updates and corrections

Articles show the date they were last updated. When search engines or tools change, I update affected articles. If you find a mistake, email [email protected] and I will correct it.

Independence

Advertising and affiliate relationships do not influence what I write or recommend. See the Disclaimer.