Editorial policy
Useful guidance, traceable sources, and clear product boundaries.
Yeeto publishes practical guides for Indian local businesses. Every guide should solve a real reader problem even when the reader never becomes a customer.
Sources and fact-checking
We prefer first-party and authoritative sources for platform policies, regulations, and factual claims. Google guidance supports Google review-policy coverage; Meta guidance supports Instagram behavior; and material claims are linked where readers benefit from verification.
Research notes record the source, access date, and claim supported. If a factual claim cannot be verified, it is removed or held for human review.
Use of AI
AI may help with research organisation, outlines, editing, and draft wording. A human reviews every published article for factual accuracy, useful examples, unsupported claims, and alignment with Yeeto’s customer-control rules.
We do not use AI to fabricate statistics, quotations, customer stories, product capabilities, or evidence.
Review guidance
Our guides do not recommend incentives, review gating, selective positive-review requests, prescribed ratings, automatic posting, or pressure. Private feedback can help a business resolve service issues, but must not remove a customer’s independent public-review choice.
Updates and corrections
Published guides show publication and modification dates. We update policy-sensitive articles when authoritative guidance changes. Material corrections are made directly in the article; readers can report an issue to contact@yeeto.app.
Commercial transparency
The Yeeto Editorial team is part of Yeeto Technologies. Articles may link to Yeeto where the product is relevant, but product mentions do not replace practical instructions, limitations, or authoritative sources.