Accuracy before volume
An offer should not be published merely to fill a page. Incomplete, contradictory or clearly operational copy is sent for review or hidden.
No operational advertising copy
Descriptions should explain the saving and known conditions. Legal registration details, webmaster instructions and affiliate-network metadata do not belong in a shopper-facing offer.
Translations
A translation must preserve the discount, currency, minimum spend, geography and restrictions. If the meaning cannot be recovered safely, the record must not become active automatically.
Independence
An affiliate commission does not change the shopper price. A commercial link is not an endorsement of a merchant or a guarantee that an offer will work.
Corrections
Incorrect and outdated information is corrected after an automated check or user report. Material terms should always be confirmed on the merchant website before payment.
How editorial articles are prepared
Each article starts with a defined reader decision and research in official or primary sources wherever they are available. Source URLs, material facts and the date checked are recorded so important claims can be reproduced and refreshed.
Descriptions of service capabilities rely on sources. A personal trip, purchase or hands-on test is stated only when supported by documented experience; an illustration is not treated as a screenshot of a real interface.
Each article names a responsible editor. This assignment does not mean every article was personally reviewed. Sources, language, links and page rendering are checked before publication. A personal human review is stated only when it actually took place.
Time-sensitive sources, dates and merchant availability are rechecked before publication and when a material update is made. Confirmed errors are corrected transparently; a page is withheld when its core evidence cannot be verified safely.
Mikhail Nikitenkov
Founder and Editor-in-Chief at CouponX
About the Editor-in-Chief