Mission Growth

Editorial policy

Last updated: September 30, 2026

Contents

How Mission Growth researches, writes, checks and updates the posts on our blog.

Who is responsible

Every post is reviewed and approved by the Mission Growth content team before it is published. Mission Growth Limited is responsible for everything published on missiongrowth.io.

How we use AI

We use AI for research, for consolidating information from many sources, and for verification. A human editor reviews every post before it is published.

AI does not get to add facts: every number and date in a post has to come from a source we recorded before writing, and an automated check blocks any draft that contains one that is not in that record.

Sources and evidence

  • Numbers, dates and quotes come from a named source, and we go to the primary one where it exists: the vendor’s own documentation or pricing page, the study itself, the official guideline.
  • Claims about our own work cover only things we did ourselves, such as publishing our llms.txt files, prerendering our marketing pages and building our free tools.
  • Customer results are organic-search results from real engagements, documented in our case studies.

Checks before publishing

Before a post is published, the claims most likely to be wrong (prices, product features, and numbers other sites repeat) are checked against their primary source. The post is also compared with the pages already ranking for its topic, so that it adds something they do not.

Products we mention

Where Mission Growth appears in a list of tools or services, the entry is labelled as ours.

Updates and corrections

Each post shows the date it was published and the date it was last updated. We revise posts when a product, price or guideline they cover changes.

If you find an error, email contact@missiongrowth.io. We check it against the source and correct the post.