Corrections
When a mismatch is found, the row should be corrected or removed in the next editorial build. We do not preserve an inaccurate title to keep an old keyword.
Methodology · corrections · updates
Editorial Policy & Methodology
Our process is designed to keep product names, destination links and reference details aligned while making uncertainty visible.
Review method
How a product row is prepared
Every row should be understandable without relying on a vague thumbnail. The destination URL, product name, category, image and captured reference price are reviewed together.
- 01
Match the name to the destination
The displayed product name is derived from or checked against the destination URL. If they do not describe the same item, the row is renamed, corrected or removed.
- 02
Assign one useful category
The page groups products by their primary type so shoppers can compare similar measurements, materials and QC evidence.
- 03
Record a dated reference price
Source prices are converted to USD for comparison and labelled as references. We do not mark products in stock or claim the amount is a checkout price.
- 04
Keep uncertainty visible
Every product page tells visitors to verify the live variant, current price, availability and policies at the destination.
- 05
Recheck high-value routes
Homepage, spreadsheet and seasonal category rows receive priority when links, names or images are reviewed again.
AI and automation
Automation may help format pages, but product claims, pricing language and publication rules are defined by the editorial process above.
Update dates
Pages show their review date where reference products are presented. A date does not guarantee that an external listing stayed unchanged afterward.