What we review in a publisher
Subject and audience relevance
We examine the publication’s actual topics, recent content, and available audience evidence. Estimated traffic or geography is identified by source and date, not presented as a measured fact without support.
Editorial practice
We review article quality, authorship information, commercial disclosure, and the fit between your subject and the publication. A high third-party metric alone is not a sufficient reason to recommend a site.
Authority to arrange publication
We establish whether the contact operates the publication or represents it with authorization, and confirm the practical cooperation terms before offering the placement.
Deliverable conditions
We confirm the content format, approval rights, link attributes, expected timing, retention, and issue-handling process. Verification scope and unresolved details are stated in the proposal.
Paid content stays identifiable
Commercial publication is not presented as earned press, independent product testing, or an unsolicited expert recommendation. Disclosure and link treatment are confirmed before publication.
We do not promise a particular review score, hide a sponsorship label, invent test results, or describe a paid article as an independent endorsement. Supplied claims and assets require supporting evidence and appropriate rights.
Delivery evidence and AI evidence are different
| Record | What it establishes |
|---|---|
| Publication record | The agreed article was published at the recorded URL and date. |
| Accessibility check | The page could be accessed at the recorded time. This does not prove indexing. |
| Search observation | A specific search result or authorized inspection was observed. Unknown status remains unknown. |
| AI brand mention | The brand appeared in a recorded answer. This does not establish a citation to the purchased article. |
| AI page citation | A recorded answer cited the specific URL under the documented conditions. It does not establish that publication caused the citation. |
No manufactured proof
No invented client logos, testimonials, publisher counts, qualifications, audience statistics, or AI citation screenshots. Examples are labeled as examples. Claims of an existing relationship require confirmation.
The website presents service information in readable text. Search and AI inclusion remain decisions of the relevant products; accessibility and structured information are not promises of citation.
Google explains that meeting its requirements does not guarantee indexing or serving, and recommends qualifying paid links. These references apply to Google; they are not universal AI-platform rules.
Google AI features guidance ↗Google paid-link guidance ↗Relevant guidance checked October 16, 2026.