Editorial policy.
How Frenzlab researches, writes, reviews, and corrects its guides.
We publish content for people who need to complete a real creative task. Each field note starts with a specific question, gives an example, explains limitations, and links to relevant primary documentation when it makes a platform claim.
Research and review
We favor official platform help pages, accessibility standards, and our own worked examples. Search results and competitor pages can reveal questions people ask; they are not evidence that a platform feature exists or that advice works. We avoid guaranteed reach, algorithm secrets, and unsupported growth claims.
Updates and corrections
Article dates show when a guide was published and materially updated. If an interface changes, we verify the new behavior before changing the guidance. A correction request should include the page link and the step that appears wrong. Use our contact form.
Commercial independence
We do not currently publish sponsored posts in this package. If sponsorships, affiliate links, or ads are added, the relevant pages and this policy should disclose them clearly. Tools do not guarantee traffic, earnings, or advertising approval.