Editorial Policy

This Editorial Policy describes how ReelsHook plans, creates, reviews, and corrects public educational content.

Originality

Articles and examples must add original explanation, comparison, testing, or practical analysis. We do not republish scraped creator scripts, lightly rewrite competitor articles, or create pages solely to display advertisements.

Sources

When a claim depends on a platform rule, law, technical standard, or current product behaviour, writers should consult a primary source and link it near the relevant claim. Opinion and inference should be clearly identified.

Tool claims

We describe what a tool actually measures. Hook scores are writing heuristics and must not be presented as retention, reach, or virality predictions. Demonstration data must not be represented as a real customer result.

Human review

Automated assistance may support outlining or proofreading, but an editor must verify accuracy, usefulness, originality, links, examples, and prohibited claims before publication. We do not mass-publish unreviewed pages.

Updates and corrections

Meaningful factual corrections should be made promptly and, when useful to readers, disclosed in the article. Time-sensitive guides should display a review date and be rechecked when a platform changes.

Commercial relationships

Advertising, sponsorship, and affiliate relationships must be disclosed clearly and must not determine editorial conclusions. Advertisements must remain visually separate from navigation, tools, and editorial recommendations.

Feedback

Send factual corrections, source suggestions, or accessibility feedback to ayoubcrochet@gmail.com and include the page URL.