Writing standards
Pages should explain a clear user task, use plain language, avoid unsupported stock or price claims, and separate site guidance from third-party destination results.
Editorial policy
Mule Buys publishes practical Mulebuy spreadsheet guidance for browsing, searching, comparing, and verifying product links before a shopper decides what to open next.
Review standards
Updates should check page titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, visible headings, internal links, third-party disclosures, and whether the advice still helps users compare products.
Correction standards
Corrections should be made when guidance is unclear, a local link is broken, a disclosure is missing, or a page creates confusion about checkout, payment, or order support.
| Area | Editorial rule | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Search guidance | Start from a clear product type, then add one useful detail if results are broad. | Keeps the user from over-filtering or scrolling through unrelated results. |
| Product checks | Encourage repeated checks for photos, sizing, seller detail, stock, and total cost. | Turns browsing into a comparable shortlist instead of a random link collection. |
| Third-party links | Make clear when search, category, or feed links leave Mule Buys. | Prevents confusion about who controls checkout, listing data, and order support. |
| Updates | Show review dates when guidance is updated or rechecked. | Helps users and search systems understand freshness and maintenance. |
Disclosure
Mule Buys is a browsing guide. It does not guarantee product authenticity, quality, stock, shipping, customs outcomes, or seller performance. Users should verify every destination page before making a purchase decision.
