Editorial standards
How the 65 guides on this website are written, sourced, kept current and corrected.
Who writes the guides
Guides are published under the SuperSEOPlus Editorial byline. They are written for site owners, marketers and freelancers who want practical steps they can check for themselves.
Sources and verification
- Statements about how Google Search works are based on Google's published documentation. Where an article relies on a specific source, it links to it.
- Where we say a step was tested, the article describes what was checked. Where something is general practice rather than documented fact, the article says so.
- We do not promise rankings, traffic or revenue. Search results depend on many factors outside any one page.
Keeping articles current
Each article shows its publication date and, when it has been changed, an updated date. Articles that quote prices, plan limits or product features say when those details were last checked. SEO advice changes, so older articles are revised when their advice no longer matches current documentation.
Corrections
If you find a mistake or an out-of-date statement, email admin@superseoplus.com with the article address and what you believe is wrong. We review each report and update the article where the correction is confirmed.
Affiliate links and advertising
Some articles contain affiliate links. If you buy through one of them we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate links are marked with the sponsored attribute and the article says so near the top. Affiliate relationships do not decide which tools we mention; see the privacy policy and its advertising and affiliate sections for how third-party advertising and data are handled.
Our own services
SuperSEOPlus also sells SEO services. Articles may link to our services where they are relevant. A link to a service is a link to our own business, and it is never needed to follow an article's advice.
Contact
Questions about these standards: admin@superseoplus.com or the contact page.