Standards

How we report

Our reporting is designed to be checked, corrected and understood without relying on an invented author persona.

Sourcing

Every referenced real-world event should name the relevant company, person or publication, the exact date and figure when applicable, and link to the strongest available source. Primary documents are preferred over summaries, aggregators or model memory.

Verification

Sources must be accessible when an article is published. Claims that cannot be confirmed are labelled as unverified or excluded. A public page is never treated as evidence merely because another article links to it.

House bylines

Articles are credited to Go To Market Land, not to invented staff writers. A real external expert may be named when that person is actually quoted, but is never presented as the author of our reporting.

Use of AI in production

Automated tools may support research, transcription, organisation and drafting. They are not accepted as sources. Factual claims still require traceable evidence, and generated names, quotes, credentials or metrics are not published as fact.

Images and graphics

Original charts and diagrams are preferred. Other images must have a checked licence or permission and carry a visible credit. Alternative text describes article images that contribute information; repeated card thumbnails are treated as decorative.

Commercial relationships

Commercial relationships do not determine editorial conclusions. A relevant relationship is disclosed when readers would reasonably need it to assess a comparison, ranking, teardown or other consequential coverage.

Crawlers and access

The public site is available to ordinary search and answer-engine crawlers. We do not block the assets needed to render a page, and we use canonical URLs to handle parameter variants.

Right of reply and corrections

People and companies covered may send evidence, context or a correction request to editorial@gotomarketland.com. Substantive errors are corrected in the article and recorded in the corrections log.