Editorial standards

What we publish

Worth Publishing Affiliate Blog publishes original business guides, service explainers and professional perspectives for a general readership. Topics may include healthcare, accounting, law, home services, local businesses and everyday decisions about choosing and using services.

Accuracy and attribution

Articles must use accurate, supportable facts. Business names, services, locations and contact details must match reliable source information. Identify the actual contributor or editorial team; do not attribute an article, quotation or professional opinion to someone who did not provide or approve it.

Do not invent credentials, license checks, client experiences, site visits, reviews, testimonials, results or personal experience. Professional credentials may be stated only when supported by evidence. A business feature is not an independent customer review.

Originality and usefulness

Each article should answer a useful question with its own angle, structure and examples. Do not copy another publication or closely rewrite an existing article. Relevant business references and links are welcome when they help readers understand the subject.

What we decline

  • Unsupported claims or misleading authorship
  • Copied or substantially duplicated material
  • Fabricated reviews, quotations, credentials or firsthand experiences
  • Medical, legal, tax or financial advice tailored to an individual reader
  • Content that implies a professional relationship exists with the reader

Editing and publication

Articles may be edited for clarity, accuracy, structure and presentation. Publication does not mean that a named business or professional personally wrote the article, that their credentials have been independently verified, or that the publication endorses their services.

Commercial relationships

Business features may discuss services offered by the business concerned. Relevant commercial interests and relationships should be identified with the article so readers can assess its context.

Corrections and removal

Report factual errors, disputed attribution or removal requests through our corrections policy. Articles are general information and do not replace advice from a qualified professional who knows your circumstances.