The SEO Feed turns search changes and SEO theory into practical decisions about what to publish, fix, measure and test next. Our coverage is written for SEO practitioners, content teams, ecommerce operators, publishers, founders and marketers who need clear guidance connected to implementation.
Accuracy and useful coverage
Articles answer a clear question, explain why the answer matters and give readers a practical next step. Recommendations include relevant context and tradeoffs rather than being presented as universal rules. Technical detail is included when it changes a decision or helps readers carry out the work.
Changing details—including search features, platform terminology, software behavior and technical requirements—are checked against current information at the time of drafting. We also consider overlap with existing coverage so each page serves a distinct reader need. This approach is reflected in our framework for refreshing or creating a URL and our guide to lean search-intent mapping.
Sources, evidence and attribution
Research may draw on current search-engine documentation, Search Console and analytics documentation, primary platform announcements, reputable SEO studies and observable search-results behavior. We prefer sources close to the underlying claim and provide attribution where readers need it to verify information or understand its context.
Experiments are described clearly enough for readers to understand the setup, assumptions, measurements and limits. Firsthand testing, purchases or performance results are included only when documented evidence is available for the specific claim. A generated example or hypothetical scenario is an illustration, not proof of a result.
Analysis, opinion and uncertainty
Evidence and editorial judgment are not the same thing. Factual claims should be supported by relevant evidence, while interpretations and recommendations should make their assumptions clear. When available information is incomplete, mixed or likely to change, articles should say so rather than present more certainty than the evidence supports.
Corrections
Material factual errors are corrected when identified. Corrections address the inaccurate claim and any conclusion that depends on it, rather than making a cosmetic wording change. Readers can report a possible error through the contact page or by emailing contact@theseofeed.com. Please include the page address, disputed passage and any supporting source that may help assess the issue.
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