How our content gets made.
The blog, the guides and the free tools are there to help you with your work, not just to sell Crowdbird. These rules apply to every text we publish, in all five languages.
Owner: Amélie Laurent, Editorial lead
What we write about
We write about what we build every day: scheduling posts, answering comments and DMs, link-in-bio pages and analytics. Every article has an author from the team who looks after that topic.
Sources and numbers
- Claims about platforms are based on their own help pages and developer documentation, and we check them there before a text goes live.
- We only use a number from a study once we have checked where it comes from and how old it is. Without a solid source, we leave it out.
- We don't promise reach, followers or revenue.
Writing about Crowdbird
When a text shows a Crowdbird feature, that feature has to exist on the day the text is published. Anything still planned is called planned.
We only mention other brands to describe them, and we check the details against their own pages.
How we use AI
We use AI tools for drafts, outlines and translations into our five languages. No text goes out unchecked: we compare every claim with the product and the sources and cut anything we can't back up.
Keeping things current
Every article shows when it was last changed. When a platform or a Crowdbird feature changes, we update the affected texts and reset the date.
Corrections
When we correct a mistake in the content, we update the article and its date. Typos we simply fix.
No paid content
We don't take money for mentions, links or reviews. When we recommend another tool, it's because it suits the job.