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Description: How Strataigize writes its guides: AI-assisted research and writing, named authors, visible sources, and stated limits on what the evidence shows.

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# Editorial standards

Strataigize publishes practical guides about growth marketing, measurement and applied AI. We also sell services in these areas. When a comparison includes Strataigize, that commercial relationship should be visible to the reader.

AI tools assist our research, analysis and writing. A named author and a publication date identify responsibility for the page; they do not mean every sentence was drafted without AI. We aim to make the underlying sources and the limits of the evidence clear.

For changing product details and prices, a useful comparison identifies the provider, check date, currency, billing period and relevant limitations. A vendor's page can establish its advertised offer. It cannot independently verify that vendor's results. We distinguish measured results, estimates, forecasts and hypothetical calculations, and keep case outcomes separate from promises about a new engagement.

An update date should reflect a substantive review or change. Historical case results remain tied to their original scope. Corrections should explain a material error when that context helps the reader understand the revised claim.

Translations should preserve prices, conditions, dates and uncertainty. A translated page should only claim review by a native speaker or subject specialist when that review actually occurred. English-language consultation availability should remain clear on translated commercial pages.