Editorial policy
How we write, source and correct our articles
Articles on blogamplify.com are written with AI assistance, and the founder is accountable for what they say. Facts link to their sources, facts about other companies carry the date we checked them, and mistakes are corrected in the open.
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Who is accountable
Kush Agrawal, the founder of BlogAmplify, is responsible for every article on this site and accountable for what it says. Each article names its author and shows when it was published and last updated.
How we use AI
Articles on this blog are written with AI assistance, including BlogAmplify's own engine, and checked against the sources they link before they are published. Every such article says so near the top: "Written with AI assistance and checked against the sources linked in this article."
- We never invent quotes, statistics, customer stories, reviews or first-hand experience.
- Results from our own tests say what was tested, on which sites and with how many examples, including where the product fell short.
- AI helps us draft and research. It doesn't decide what we claim: a claim stays only when a linked source or our own product supports it.
Sources
Facts in an article link to where they come from, and each article ends with its sources: the page's title, its publisher and the day we checked it. We prefer primary sources, such as official documentation, a company's own pages and the original study, over articles that repeat them.
Facts about other companies
Comparisons and alternatives pages describe other tools, so they follow stricter rules.
- Every fact about another company comes from that company's own website and is shown with a link and the day we read it, for example "Checked Oct 15, 2026".
- Ratings and review counts come only from review sites (g2.com, capterra.com, trustpilot.com, producthunt.com and apps.shopify.com), with the date we read them. We show no ratings we didn't collect ourselves and no competitor logos.
- When a company doesn't publish something, we say "Not stated on their pricing page" with the date we looked, rather than marking it as missing.
- Facts are checked again on the day a page is published and whenever a reader or the company tells us something changed.
- Every comparison says when the other tool is the better choice. In lists of tools, BlogAmplify is not placed first by default.
What we say about our own product
Prices come from our pricing page. Features are described as they work in the product today; anything we are only testing is labelled as a test, and the methodology page describes only what runs in production. Product changes are dated in the changelog.
Dates and updates
Each article shows the day it was published. When we change what an article says, not just a typo, it also shows the day it was updated, and its sources list carries the dates they were checked.
Independence
No one pays to be included, ranked or reviewed on this site, and our articles carry no paid links.
Corrections
If something on this site is wrong or out of date, tell us through the contact page or at support@blogamplify.com. We check every report. When a correction changes what an article says, we fix it, update its date and add a short note at the end saying what changed.
What this policy covers
This policy covers blogamplify.com. Articles BlogAmplify writes for its customers are published on the customers' own websites and belong to them; how the product researches, writes and checks those articles is described on the methodology page.