Editorial & Fact-Checking Policy

Core Principle: AI for Speed, Humans for Truth

At seohack.in, we embrace modern AI tools to accelerate research and ideation, but every sentence published is verified, edited, and approved by experienced human SEO practitioners.

We do not publish autonomous, unreviewed AI-generated articles. In the era of generative commoditization, credibility and first-hand experience are our highest priorities.

The 5 Non-Negotiable Editorial Rules

1. Mandatory Source Attribution: Every statistic, performance metric, or algorithmic claim must cite a primary source (author/organization + year). Unverifiable claims are removed.
2. Information Gain Mandate: Every article must feature at least one original element not present elsewhere on the internet: our own screenshot, primary test data, original diagram, or India-specific case study.
3. Zero Fabrications: We strictly prohibit fake quotes, synthesized testimonials, fabricated case studies, or simulated client results.
4. Real Named Authorship: Every guide displays the real name and verifiable credentials of the author. We do not use pseudonyms or AI personas.
5. 85-Point QA Rubric Gate: Before any article goes live, it must score ≥ 85/100 on our pre-publish rubric evaluating direct answer speed, structure, E-E-A-T signals, and technical schema validity.

Corrections & Updates Policy

Search engine algorithms and generative AI tools evolve rapidly. When an update invalidates previous guidance, we update the article and clearly display the "Last Updated" date along with an editorial correction note where appropriate.

If you spot an inaccuracy or outdated recommendation in any of our playbooks, please contact our editorial board directly at editorial@seohack.in.