Editorial Policy
How we research, write, review, and correct what we publish.
Our goal is simple: every article should be accurate, genuinely useful, and worth your time. This page explains how the Stremify blog is produced and the standards we hold it to.
Who writes for us
Our articles are produced by the Stremify team — people who build and operate a live shopping platform every day. Each post carries a named author, and you can see everything an author has written on their author page. The experience and product knowledge in our articles comes from actually running the software our readers use.
Research and sourcing
Before we write, we research the topic against current, reputable sources rather than relying on memory. Where an article states a specific statistic or factual claim, we attribute it to the source that backs it with a visible citation, so you can check it yourself. We link out to authoritative references where they help the reader, and we don't invent numbers: when we can't verify a precise figure, we describe the trend qualitatively instead.
Accuracy and fact-checking
We fact-check claims against our sources and against what we know first-hand about live shopping and our own platform. We never publish fabricated statistics, invented quotes, or made-up pricing. Details about Stremify itself — features and pricing — are kept in line with what the product actually does and charges.
Our use of AI
We're transparent about this: we use AI tools to help draft articles, always grounded in the research and first-hand knowledge described above, and always under human editorial oversight. AI is a drafting aid, not a substitute for accuracy or judgement. A person is responsible for what goes out, and every article passes through a review window before it is published so it can be checked and edited. We don't publish content whose only purpose is to rank in search — if a piece isn't useful to a reader, it doesn't ship.
Keeping content current
Live shopping moves quickly, so we revisit older articles and update them when facts, figures, or best practices change. When a post is meaningfully updated, its "Updated" date reflects that.
Corrections and feedback
If you spot an error, we want to fix it. Please get in touch and we'll review and correct the article where needed. We treat corrections as part of doing this properly, not an exception.