Editorial policy

This page shows what goes on behind the scenes of every Nekohito guide, in the order things happen.

From subject to published guide

1. Choosing the question. Each guide answers a general question that many people ask about digital marketing, such as how to plan posts or organise a publishing routine. We prefer questions that will still hold in a few years’ time.
2. Reading the sources. We start from the platforms’ own documentation and from studies published with a date and a sample. Each guide lists the sources it uses.
3. Writing in scenes. The text follows the order of the task: what comes first, what comes next and how to check. Tables, numbered panels and drawings show the sequence.
4. Checking. Before publishing, we check every figure against its source and every step against the platform’s current documentation.
5. Revising over time. When a platform changes a feature or a study gets a new edition, we update the guide and show the date of the update at the top.

Who writes

The guides are signed by the Nekohito Troupe, the site’s editorial team. The texts are written with the help of artificial intelligence tools and checked by the team against the cited sources before they are published. We do not test tools or campaigns on readers’ behalf, and we do not say that we do.

Numbers and examples

Every number comes with its source and date. When a number is only an example, the text says it is an example. Marketing results depend on each brand and each audience, so we do not promise reach, followers, visits or sales.

Brands and tools

When a guide mentions a platform, a course or a tool, it describes what it does, with the date the page was consulted. We do not make rankings, we do not recommend suppliers and we receive nothing for mentioning a name. No link in a guide carries tracking parameters.

Advertising and independence

The site’s ads are chosen by the advertising service the site uses, not by the team. No advertiser sees, approves or commissions a guide. The Advertising on this site page explains how the ads appear.

Corrections

Found a mistake? Write to contato@nekohito.org, saying which guide it is and what is different. We check it against the source and, if needed, correct the text and update the date.