Anyone can publish SEO advice. The question is whether you should trust it. Here’s how content on SEOsides gets made, so you can decide for yourself.
Who writes it
Every article is published by Wilberforce Arevore, an SEO specialist since 2016 and former SEO agency owner who has worked on more than 25 client websites. Content sticks to what I know best: technical SEO, on-page SEO, UX, and content. If I haven’t done something hands-on, I either don’t write about it or say clearly where my experience ends.
Where the information comes from
- Direct experience. Real audits, real sites, real mistakes. When I share an example, it’s based on work I’ve done.
- Official documentation. Claims about how Google works are checked against Google Search Central, official documentation, and public statements from Google’s search team.
- Testing. When something can be tested, I’d rather test it than repeat what everyone else says.
When I’m giving an opinion rather than an established fact, I’ll say so.
Keeping things current
SEO changes fast. I review older articles regularly and update them when guidelines, tools, or best practices change. Updated articles show the date of the last meaningful revision.
Corrections
If I get something wrong, I fix it. Found an error? Tell me, and I’ll correct it and note the change where it matters.
Independence
SEOsides doesn’t sell links, accept paid guest posts, or publish sponsored content disguised as advice. Tool recommendations are based on my own use.