Trust & Transparency

Editorial Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-18

Everything published on ahmeego.com — flagship articles, tutorials, community Q&A posts, video notes, and product documentation — follows the standards on this page. The short version: real practitioner experience first, AI assistance disclosed, sources cited, and corrections made fast.

1. Who writes and reviews our content

All content is authored or reviewed by John Williams, the founder of AHMEEGO, with 15+ years and $350M+ in managed digital advertising spend. Strategic recommendations, benchmarks, and "what actually works" claims come from live campaign experience — not aggregated from other blogs.

2. AI-assisted drafting — and how we disclose it

We build AI agents for a living, and we use them in our own editorial workflow. Some posts — notably the Community Q&A series — are drafted with AI (Claude by Anthropic) from real Reddit practitioner discussions, then structured and reviewed under the standards above. Every AI-assisted post carries a visible AI Disclosure block naming the source thread and the review process. See our full AI Transparency Disclosure for exactly which models we use and how data is handled.

3. Comparisons

Where we compare tools or vendors, the criteria are stated on the page, we disclose when one of the options is our own product, and no one can pay for placement. We no longer publish agency rankings or directories; the last one, which listed AHMEEGO among the agencies it ranked, was retired in October 2026.

4. Data, benchmarks, and citations

Campaign benchmarks cited in articles come from real accounts we have managed or audited, aggregated and anonymized.
Platform behavior claims (how Smart Bidding, PMax, or the Google Ads API work) are verified against Google's official documentation before publishing.

5. Corrections

Correction, October 18, 2026: earlier versions of this policy said the market figures on our city and service pages were modeled from public census and industry data. They were not: those pages were generated from templates, and the figures were not tied to census data. We removed the pages in October 2026 (they now return 410 Gone) and took that claim out of this policy. The full account is in our core update case study.

If we get something wrong, we fix the page, update its dateModified, and note material corrections in-line. Spotted an error? Tell us at /contact/ — corrections are typically live within 48 hours.

6. Advertising & affiliate disclosure

ahmeego.com promotes its own products (Buddy, Buddy Pro, Personalizer). We do not run third-party display ads on editorial content, and we do not currently use affiliate links. If that changes, affected pages will disclose it.