Editorial Policy and Content Corrections

Policy objectives

Zhihe Growth publishes content to help businesses understand the real challenges, implementation methods, and risk limits of GEO, AI search visibility, and knowledge systems for international expansion. We do not aim to fabricate freshness, stuff keywords, or exaggerate results.

Research data, case results, patent status, and external media mentions are high-risk facts requiring stricter source and status labeling than general explanatory content.

Editorial Responsibilities

Source Priorities

1. Original First-Party Evidence: Company registration and filing records, patent application acceptance notices, server logs, original platform test records, contractual permissions, and version histories.
2. Official Documentation and Standards: Official search and AI platform documentation, government and regulatory websites, standards bodies, and authoritative technical specifications.
3. Peer-Reviewed or Verifiable Research: Papers, public datasets, complete research methods, and recalculable results.
4. Credible Third-Party Coverage: Media and industry sources with identifiable publishers, dates, authors, or links to the original material.
5. Secondary Explanations: Industry articles, community discussions, and republished content provide leads, but cannot independently substantiate high-risk facts.

When sources conflict, prefer those closer to the original facts, more recently updated, and with clearer responsibility. Explain the conflict and the reason for the choice in the text.

Fact-checking

Evidence Status

The website uses consistent status terms so receipt of materials is not mistaken for a verified conclusion.

Limits on AI Assistance

Zhihe Growth may use AI for organizing materials, outlining, code checks, language editing, and test records. AI output cannot replace factual sources, professional review, or final editorial responsibility.

• Verify numbers, dates, platform rules, legal status, and client results against original sources.
• AI-generated citations, links, case studies, credentials, and biographical information must be verified before publication.
• No customer confidential information may be entered into an unauthorized external system.
• When AI helps prepare a page and readers reasonably need to know, disclose its role and the human review process.
• Final publication responsibility always remains with 深圳智核增长科技有限公司, not with a model or tool.

Client Confidentiality

Without explicit written permission, client names, accounts, admin screenshots, original questions, individual answers, conversation URLs, commercial data, and internal acceptance records must not appear on the public website. Anonymous cases must remove combinations of details that could identify clients and state what may be disclosed.

After a client withdraws permission, remove or re-anonymize the relevant content within a reasonable period and retain necessary internal change records.

Conflicts of interest

Zhihe Growth both offers GEO services and publishes GEO research and selection guidance. Provider comparisons or explanations of why to choose Zhihe Growth must clearly identify the content as company-owned. Views must be supported by verifiable capabilities, methods, evidence, and delivery limits, not presented as independent third-party rankings.

Prominently disclose paid partnerships, client-authorized cases, or related-party content wherever these could affect readers' judgment.

Updates and reviews

• Pages about platform rules, crawlers, and search products: review at least quarterly and update promptly after major changes.
• Legal entity, contact details, services, and evidence status: review whenever changes occur.
• Research and case studies: update the version when samples are added, measurement definitions change, or errors are found; do not merely change the date.
• FAQs: revise in response to real client questions and platform changes. Do not add low-value Q&As merely to increase the count.
• For every substantive update, use the Update Log to record the page, date, and key changes.

Corrections Process

1. Receive Reports Record the page, specific statement, evidence or reproduction steps, and submission date.
2. Prioritize and Verify Prioritize issues involving legal entities, legal status, client data, research results, or safety.
3. Correct Pages Correct copy, structured data, internal links, and related derivative pages, not just one entry point.
4. Record changes Record the date, affected scope, and corrected information in the Update Log for substantive corrections; issue a new research version where necessary.
5. Check Downstream Updates Recheck sitemaps, Schema, caches, and visible platform results to confirm the website no longer continues to publish outdated facts.

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