Useful context. Clear relationships.
Our editorial policy explains how listings, reviews, technical scores, and marketplace placements are presented.
What a listing means
A listing is a product overview. We use official product information for descriptions and pricing models and link to the source. A listing does not imply that we have personally tested every feature. Product details and allowances can change; verify purchasing terms with the vendor.
What a review means
Reviews state their evidence. Initial reviews are documentation-based assessments, and the DIYSEOHub overview is based on our own product. We do not invent testing results, customer quotations, star ratings, or review counts. A future hands-on review should record the test date, task, setup, observations, and limitations.
How featured placement works
DIYSEOHub is our own product and receives featured placement. Other featured tools are editorial selections, not a popularity ranking. Featured order is separate from the retrieved technical website score. Alphabetical and score sorting are available in the directory.
How we treat news
We link directly to primary sources, distinguish the original publication date from the date we revisit it, and label our interpretation. An older source briefing is not presented as breaking news. We do not automatically publish scraped articles.
Corrections and moderation
We review tool relevance, the public website, claims, and commercial disclosures before approval. Publisher placements also require ownership and terms checks. We may reject, unpublish, or correct a listing. Email [email protected] with the page URL and supporting evidence for a correction.