How we create and update our guides
To keep SEO advice reliable, we address sources, context, freshness and conflicts of interest openly.
1. Our editorial purpose
We aim to make SEO concepts easier to understand and help readers take measurable, practical next steps. Wherever possible, our guides rely on primary sources, platform measurements and documented methodology.
2. Use of sources
For technical claims about search engines or external services, we refer to official provider documentation wherever possible. For our own scores and checks, see our Scoring Methodology and Data Sources pages.
3. Updates and corrections
Since SEO evolves quickly, guides may need updates. We publish material product and methodology changes in our Changelog page. We aim to correct substantive errors and update the relevant publication date.
4. Use of artificial intelligence
AI tools may assist with brainstorming, drafting, language checks or research plans. The SEOANALIZIN editorial process remains responsible for published content. AI outputs are not treated as independent proof of accuracy.
5. Commercial independence
Mentioning a product or integration does not imply endorsement or guarantees. Advertising is clearly separated from editorial content, and sponsored material must be disclosed.
6. We do not guarantee rankings
SEO results depend on competition, content quality, technical health, search systems and user behavior. No guide, score or recommendation guarantees a particular Google ranking.
7. Feedback and corrections
If you notice a technical error, outdated guidance or something that needs clarification, please contact us through our Contact page.