Editorial policy
Last updated
Our guides, templates and tool pages exist to help you do one job on LinkedIn well. This policy explains how we make them.
How we write
- One question per page. Each guide answers one question in depth and links to the tool that does the job.
- Answer first. The direct answer comes in the first lines; details follow.
- Original work. Templates and examples are written by us. We do not copy other sites.
- US English and US examples. Roles, companies and tone fit the US market.
How we use AI
AI can help with a first draft. A person then edits every page, checks every claim and adds examples from real experience. We never publish unedited AI text.
Numbers and limits
- LinkedIn limits and rules change. Every number we state has a source and a “last verified” date.
- We never invent ratings, statistics or reviews. Where real data does not exist yet, we say so plainly.
- Tool ratings come only from real visitors.
Updates and corrections
We review pages regularly and update the “last updated” date only when the content changes. Found a mistake? Tell us and we will check and fix it.
Independence
We are not affiliated with LinkedIn. If we ever earn money from links, we will say so on the page and in an affiliate disclosure.