Last updated: October 21, 2026
This page explains how articles on [BRAND NAME] are researched, written, updated and corrected, so you can judge how far to rely on them.
What we cover
We write about three things: WordPress tutorials, web hosting reviews and comparisons, and AI and automation tools for small businesses and freelancers. We stay inside these topics so we can go deep on them.
How articles are written
- Tutorials are written as numbered steps that name the exact menu, setting or code involved, and state the software versions they apply to.
- Reviews and comparisons list strengths and weaknesses, who a product suits and who should avoid it.
- We say when we have used a product ourselves and when a point comes from the vendor’s documentation instead. We do not present vendor claims as our own findings.
Fact-checking
Before publication we check prices, plan limits, features and policies against the vendor’s official website or documentation, and we link to primary sources for important claims. We do not invent statistics, quotes, testimonials or ratings. If we cannot verify a figure, we leave it out.
Keeping content current
Every article shows its last updated date. Pricing and feature details are re-checked regularly, and outdated articles are updated or removed.
Independence and money
We earn money from advertising and affiliate commissions, explained in our Affiliate Disclosure. Vendors cannot buy a review, a ranking or the removal of criticism. If a vendor gives us free access to a product, we say so in the article.
Use of AI tools
We may use AI tools to help with outlines, research notes and editing. Articles are checked against primary sources before they are published, and we do not publish text that has not been reviewed.
Corrections
If you find an error, tell us through the contact page with the article link and what is wrong. We will verify it, fix it promptly and note significant corrections at the bottom of the article.