What we cover, and what we deliberately don't
WP Bulk Publishing publishes on one subject: how content gets published, indexed, ranked and cited in the age of programmatic SEO and AI answer engines. That means WordPress engineering, schema.org and structured data, silo architecture, crawl and index behaviour, Google algorithm updates, and how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and AI Overviews select and cite sources.
We do not cover general news, politics, health, finance advice or anything outside our demonstrated operating experience. When a topic sits at the edge of our expertise we say so in the article rather than writing around it.
Claims are grounded, dated and linked
Factual claims are traceable. Where a statement comes from Google's own documentation, a search engine's published guidance, or a third-party dataset, we link to the original source rather than to an aggregator repeating it.
Where a number comes from our own testing, we say what was measured, over what period, on how many properties, and what the limitations are. We do not publish results we cannot reproduce or defend.
Named sources by default, anonymity only with cause
We name our sources. Anonymity is granted only when naming would breach a client NDA or expose someone to professional retaliation, and only when the information is materially in the reader's interest. In those cases we state why the source is unnamed and describe their position precisely enough for the reader to weigh it.
Client data is only published with written permission. Where a client permits the data but not the name, we anonymise the brand and say we have done so.
How AI is and isn't used in our publishing
We build tooling for programmatic and AI-assisted publishing, so we hold ourselves to a disclosure standard stricter than the one we'd expect from others.
AI is used for drafting scaffolds, summarising our own research notes, generating illustrative imagery, and producing structured data. It is not used to invent facts, fabricate experience, or publish unreviewed text. Every page that reaches production has been read, edited and approved by the named human author, who is accountable for its accuracy.
How we fix things when we get them wrong
We will get things wrong. When we do, we correct the page rather than quietly deleting it. Substantive corrections — anything that changes the meaning, the recommendation or the numbers — are noted at the foot of the article with the date and a short description of what changed. Typographical and formatting fixes are made silently.
To report an error, email corrections@wpbulkpublishing.com with the URL and the specific claim in question. We acknowledge within one business day and publish a correction or an explanation within five.
What can and cannot buy coverage here
Editorial coverage is not for sale. No advertiser, affiliate partner, sponsor or client can buy a review, a ranking position in a comparison, a favourable verdict, or the removal of a critical one.
We publish comparisons that include our own products. In every one of those, our product is labelled as ours, the evaluation criteria are stated up front, and competitors are assessed against the same criteria. Where a competitor is genuinely better for a use case, we say so.
Who owns this publication and how it makes money
WP Bulk Publishing is independently owned and operated by its founder, Usman Jatoi. It has no outside investors, no parent company and no undisclosed ownership interests.
Revenue comes from three sources: software licences for our plugins and tools, paid services and consulting, and affiliate commissions on third-party products we recommend. Affiliate relationships are disclosed on the pages where they appear and never determine a verdict. None of these revenue sources gives the payer any control over editorial content.
Found an error? Tell us.
Email corrections@wpbulkpublishing.com with the URL and the claim you're disputing. Acknowledged within one business day.
