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Experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust: what the published guidance actually asks for and what it does not. We cover the signals a site can genuinely provide — named authors, checkable claims, contact details, a real organisation behind the page — and separate them from the folklore. You will find what this means for a blog that publishes on a schedule rather than one article a month. We are clear that none of it is a score you can see or a switch you can flip. The advice here also makes pages better for readers, which is the point.
21.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitWe or I: Choosing the Narrative Voice for a Business Blog
Should a business blog say we, I or nothing at all? How the choice shapes trust and tone, which voice suits which company and…
20.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitA Blog for a Manufacturer or Industrial Supplier
Engineers and buyers search for specifications, standards and fixes. Learn how a manufacturer or industrial supplier can build a useful, trusted technical blog.
20.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitWho It Is Not For: Honest Fit Statements and AI Answers
Saying plainly who your product or service suits, and who it does not, helps AI assistants describe you correctly and brings you better-matched customers.
19.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitClaims You Can Back Up: Using Evidence in Marketing Content
Strong claims need strong support. Learn how to check, source and word the claims in your blog posts so readers, search engines and AI…
19.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitContact, Privacy and Terms Pages: Trust Signals for a Blog
A business blog needs more than articles. Contact, privacy and terms pages show who is behind the site and help visitors, search engines and…
18.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitNaming Your Own Method: Frameworks Worth Citing and Remembering
A clearly named method can be easier to remember, cite and find. How to define one honestly, avoid name clashes and give it one…
18.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitWikipedia and Wikidata: Does a Small Business Need an Entry?
Most small businesses do not qualify for Wikipedia, and writing your own page backfires. See what Wikidata is, when it fits and what to…
17.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitBlog Strategy for Professional Services Firms
A blog for an accountancy, law, consulting or engineering firm should build trust before it sells. Topics, tone, review steps and limits for advice.
17.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitNumbers, Units and Currencies: Facts AI Can Quote Correctly
Ambiguous numbers, missing units and unclear currencies lead AI answers to misquote you. How to write figures, dates, prices and measures so they stay…
16.10.2026 · 8 Min. LesezeitTraining Data or Live Search: How AI Assistants Know a Business
How AI assistants learn about a business, from stored training knowledge to live search, and what that means for how fast your changes show…
16.10.2026 · 9 Min. LesezeitAffiliate Links on a Blog: Disclosure, Tagging and SEO Basics
How to use affiliate links on a blog without hurting readers or rankings: clear disclosure, the right link attributes, honest recommendations and upkeep.
15.10.2026 · 9 Min. LesezeitAmbiguous Brand Names in AI Answers and How to Fix Them
What to do when your business name is shared with others or is a common word: how AI answers mix entities up and how…