rankzupAI editorial policy
The rankzupAI editorial policy defines who writes the guides on this site, which data they rely on and how they get updated. It applies to blog posts, comparison pages, the glossary and the Turkey AI Visibility Index.
Who writes rankzupAI content?
rankzupAI content is written by, and is the responsibility of, founder Taha Yelkenci. Every post shows the author's name, the publication date and, where relevant, the last update date at the top. The author's experience and external profiles are listed on the Taha Yelkenci author page.
Which data does the content rely on?
The content relies on three sources. The first is real data from the rankzupAI dashboard measuring our own brand. The second is the monthly Turkey AI Visibility Index, compiled from ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews answers. The third is official documentation from platforms such as OpenAI and Google, plus external studies cited by name and link.
- We never use invented experts, invented personal experience or statistics without a source.
- Screenshots come only from the rankzupAI dashboard, and the caption says the data is our own brand's.
- Hypothetical examples are labelled as examples and never presented as real measurements.
How do comparisons stay fair?
Comparisons stay fair because the conflict of interest is stated openly. rankzupAI sells an AI visibility tool. Our own product appears in tool lists and competitor comparisons, and the page says so. The date competitor details were last verified is shown on every AI visibility tool comparison page. The site has no paid placements and no affiliate links.
How often is content updated?
Content is reviewed at least every six months. A review updates new questions, changed engine behaviour and outdated numbers. Posts with a year in the title are refreshed when the year changes. When the main content changes, the "last updated" date on the page changes too.
How do you report and correct a mistake?
To report a mistake, use the form on the contact page or write to info@rankzup.ai. A verified mistake is corrected and the page's update date is refreshed. Changes to how we measure go into the visibility score methodology.