Anobee

Accuracy and trust

Fact-Checking Policy

Anobee aims to keep factual claims accurate, clearly sourced, and separated from practical opinion. This is especially important for AI tools, digital marketing, SEO, website growth, productivity, and automation content where details can change quickly.

Claim review

Different claims need different evidence

A casual workflow suggestion does not need the same evidence as a pricing claim, tool-comparison claim, or technical SEO instruction. The evidence should match the risk of being wrong.

Tool claims

Check official documentation, product pages, changelogs, or clearly dated hands-on notes.

SEO and analytics claims

Use primary sources, Search Console data, analytics exports, or official platform documentation where possible.

Pricing claims

Verify against the provider’s pricing page and include a checked date when pricing affects the article.

Performance claims

Avoid unsupported numbers. Use measured data only when the method and context are clear.

Legal or policy claims

Use official policy pages and avoid presenting general guidance as legal advice.

Source standards

Preferred sources

  • Official product documentation and changelogs
  • Google Search Central, Google Search Console, and official platform docs
  • Primary research, original screenshots, or measured data when available
  • Clearly dated pricing pages for pricing-sensitive content
  • Reputable references when primary sources are not enough

AI assistance rule

AI may help organize research, summarize notes, and improve readability, but it must not be treated as a source of truth. Factual claims still need human review and appropriate sources.

Freshness

Some pages need scheduled review

AI tools, pricing, search features, platform policies, and automation products change often. Content that depends on those details should include review dates and update notes when meaningful changes happen.

Found an issue?

Corrections should be reviewed and applied clearly when an error affects meaning, recommendations, or user decisions.

Corrections Policy