This page sets out how TechHubBlog decides what to publish, how we handle paid content, and what we do when we get something wrong. It applies to staff writers and guest contributors equally.
Independence
Editorial decisions are made by the editorial team. Advertisers, sponsors and guest post clients have no say in what our own coverage says, and they do not see articles before publication unless the article is their own sponsored piece.
Sponsored and guest content
- Sponsored articles are labelled as sponsored on the article itself.
- Guest posts are published under the contributor’s name with their own bio.
- Paying for placement does not buy a positive review of a product we cover editorially.
- We decline links to gambling, adult, pharmaceutical, loan and crypto-casino sites regardless of budget.
Affiliate links
Some articles contain affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission if you buy through them at no extra cost to you. Affiliate relationships never determine whether a product is recommended, and articles containing them carry a disclosure.
Accuracy and sourcing
Factual claims are linked to a primary source wherever one exists. Where we are giving an opinion or an estimate, we say so. Where we have not tested something ourselves, the article states that clearly rather than implying hands-on experience we do not have.
Corrections
If we publish something wrong, we fix it and add a dated correction note to the article. Significant corrections are noted at the top. We do not silently edit an article to hide a mistake, and we do not delete articles to make an error disappear.
To report an error, message us on WhatsApp at +91 99666 10390 or email techguestposts@gmail.com. Please include the article link and what specifically is wrong.
Use of AI
We use AI tools the way we expect our readers to: for research assistance, outlining and editing support. We do not publish generated articles that no human has verified, and any article about an AI tool is based on someone here actually using it. Guest submissions that are pure generated filler are rejected.
Updates to this policy
This policy is reviewed periodically. Material changes will be noted here with the date they took effect.