Editorial Policy

Our purpose

Somez AI publishes beginner-friendly tools and guides that help people make clearer decisions about AI-assisted work, services, pricing, and side projects. We prioritize usefulness, transparency, and responsible judgment over publishing volume.

How topics are selected

We choose topics based on real beginner questions, gaps in our existing guides, tool usage, feedback, and the practical decisions users need to make. We avoid publishing unrelated subjects only to chase search traffic.

Research, testing, and drafting

Each guide starts with a defined reader decision and intended outcome. We separate general guidance from time-sensitive facts. When a claim depends on a platform, law, price, or product feature, we prefer official documentation or another primary source. For calculators and worked examples, we check the formula, inputs, output behavior, assumptions, and edge cases before publication.

Use of AI and human responsibility

AI tools may assist with research organization, outlining, comparison, editing, formatting, and quality checks. AI output is not treated as a source or published automatically. A human publisher reviews and accepts responsibility for the final structure, calculations, examples, links, claims, privacy choices, limitations, and publication decision. Somez AI does not use AI to invent credentials, client work, testimonials, or results.

Our publication workflow

1. Define: identify the reader, decision, intended action, and boundaries.
2. Research: consult relevant primary sources and record assumptions that may change.
3. Build or test: run calculations, inspect examples, and test tool behavior where applicable.
4. Human review: check usefulness, factual consistency, risk, privacy, and unsupported claims.
5. Technical review: verify links, metadata, structured data, accessibility, and mobile presentation.
6. Publish and maintain: accept feedback, correct meaningful errors, and review material changes.

Examples and calculations

Pricing and income examples are illustrative unless clearly identified otherwise. They are designed to explain a method, not promise a result. Readers should adapt assumptions to their market, costs, skill, tax obligations, and client requirements.

Review checklist

• One clear H1 and a focused reader question
• Logical heading order and useful summaries
• Actionable steps, boundaries, examples, and mistakes
• Relevant internal links without keyword stuffing
• Accurate canonical URL, metadata, image alt text, and structured data
• Readable mobile and desktop presentation
• Clear disclaimers where financial, legal, privacy, or platform issues may arise

Corrections and updates

We update guides when a major assumption changes, when a reader reports a meaningful issue, or when a related product changes. Material corrections should be made promptly. Minor copy edits may not receive a separate change notice.

Independence and affiliate relationships

Commercial relationships do not determine our conclusions. Affiliate links, when used, are disclosed. We do not recommend a product solely because it pays a commission.

Feedback

Readers can report an error or suggest an improvement through our Contact and Feedback page. A clear explanation and the affected URL help us review the issue faster.

Last reviewed: August 15, 2026.