2026-08-06 15:24 UTC
5. Review editorial quality. Look for clear language, original structure, useful information, and sensible formatting.
6. Check the publisher context. Consider whether the site has a coherent audience, visible ownership or editorial identity, and a history of publishing related material.
7. Look for obvious warning signs. Excessive outbound links, thin pages, copied text, unrelated categories, and aggressive advertising should trigger closer review. (22/35)
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@vccbizlp@mastodon.au 2026-08-06 15:24
Do not approve a placement simply because the domain has a high third-party metric. Metrics can be useful for prioritization, but they do not replace human judgment. A relevant, readable page on a genuine publication may be more useful than a page selected only for an impressive score. (23/35)