Editorial policy
This page explains how content on Social Keyword Generator is researched, written and corrected. It applies to every guide, tool explanation and blog article published on the site.
Who writes the content
Guides and articles are written by the same small team that builds and maintains the tools. Because we monitor the generators daily, the people writing about hashtag and keyword behaviour are the people who see what the models return across thousands of topics.
We do not buy articles from content mills, and we do not publish unattributed guest posts. Where an article draws on an external source, that source is named and linked.
How articles are researched
Every article starts from a concrete question a user of the tools would ask. We then check the platform's own documentation, help centre articles or developer announcements before writing, and we distinguish clearly between what is documented by the platform and what is our own observation from working with the tools.
Where we use figures or percentages, we name the source. Where a claim is our own interpretation, the text says so. We prefer to describe how a system behaves and why, rather than repeating a list of tips that cannot be verified.
Accuracy and updates
Platform algorithms change frequently. When something we wrote stops being true, we update the article rather than leaving it to age quietly. Updated articles carry a revised date, and substantive changes are described where the change matters to the reader's decision.
If you find an error, write to us through the contact page. Corrections are made to the article itself, not buried in a comment.
Advertising and independence
The site is funded by advertising. Advertisers have no influence over what we publish, which tools we build, or what a guide recommends. We do not accept payment for a favourable mention, we do not sell sponsored placements inside articles, and we do not use affiliate links inside tool output.
Advertising is kept outside the tool interface. We do not place ads inside the result list, and we do not use pop-ups, interstitials or forced redirects.
Use of automation
The tools themselves use language models to produce keyword lists. That is disclosed on every tool page and explained in our methodology. Where an article has been translated into another language, the translation is produced by machine translation and reviewed for obvious errors; the English or Turkish version is the reference text if a discrepancy is found.
AI and search results
We do not publish content for the purpose of attracting advertising clicks from search engines. Our articles exist to explain how to use the tools and how keyword and hashtag discovery works. If a page does not serve a reader's question, it does not belong on the site, regardless of the traffic it might bring.