Editorial Policy
The Reputation Medics Newsroom exists to make our team — and our readers — sharper operators in trust, digital footprint, and reputation strategy. This page documents how every dispatch is made.
1. Who we are
Reputation Medics is an online reputation management firm. We help individuals and businesses audit their digital footprint, suppress harmful content, recover from review crises, and build durable trust signals in search and on social platforms. Our team includes reputation strategists, former PR operators, SEO engineers, and content suppression specialists.
2. How content is created
Dispatches are produced by our Content Intelligence Engine: a pipeline that drafts, reviews, and scores each post against five quality vectors before publication.
- Topic selection. Topics are chosen from a 30-day calendar mapped to one of five pillars: Trust & Credibility, Digital Footprint, Reputation Strategy, Crisis & Response, and Identity & Authority.
- Drafting. Drafts are generated with AI assistance using our proprietary prompts, scored for relevance, search intent, source quality, and brand voice.
- Human review. Every dispatch passes through editorial review before publication. A post cannot publish without a validated hero image (spelling, content match, and metadata are checked) and complete Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata.
- Structured data. Every dispatch ships with Article, BreadcrumbList, and (when appropriate) FAQ schema so search engines and LLMs can cite us accurately.
3. Sources and citations
Where a dispatch cites a study, statistic, regulatory action, or news event, we link to the primary source. We do not invent statistics. When an authoritative source is unavailable, we say so explicitly and frame the claim as our experience, not received fact.
4. AI disclosure
We use AI tools — including Lovable AI / Gemini — to accelerate drafting, image generation, and metadata production. AI assistance does not replace editorial judgment, source verification, or legal review. Every published dispatch represents the considered position of the Reputation Medics editorial team.
5. Corrections
If a dispatch contains a factual error, we correct it in place and note the correction at the bottom of the article with the date and a short description. To report an error, email editorial@reputationmedics.com.
6. Conflicts of interest
Reputation Medics is a commercial reputation management firm. Where a dispatch describes a capability we sell, we say so. We do not accept paid placements, sponsored posts, or link-insertion requests in the newsroom.
7. Reader contact
Editorial: editorial@reputationmedics.com. For service inquiries, visit reputationmedics.com/contact.