Overview
How we publish and review content
Pages are not published merely to create another keyword variation; each page must serve a distinct user need.
How it works
- Confirm the reader need.
- Draft from primary evidence and tested workflows.
- Review links, claims, titles, summaries, and visible page content.
- Update or correct when requirements change.
Publication standard
Every page needs a reason to exist
A page should answer a distinct user need, connect to a real image workflow, and avoid repeating the same generic copy under a different keyword.
- Distinct reader need
- Useful workflow or reference value
- Visible relationship to tools, guides, hubs, or sources
Review
What gets checked
Before publication, pages are checked for clarity, working links, accurate claims, readable titles, and whether the visible content matches the promise at the top of the page.