One purpose per page
Each guide is assigned a distinct reader question and search intent before it is written. We avoid publishing several pages that repeat the same explanation with slightly different keywords.
Imodelly Editorial
How we create creator agency guides
Our content should help a creator make a clearer decision, not simply create another page for a keyword. This policy explains how topics are separated, written, reviewed and updated, including where automation or generative AI may assist the process.
What readers should expect
Imodelly publishes educational material about creator management, agency selection, private matching, applications, contracts and working models. Each article should answer a defined question completely enough that the reader does not need to open several near-identical Imodelly pages.
Original writing
Articles are written for Imodelly rather than copied, spun or assembled from competing pages. When public information informs a guide, we add practical context for creator–agency decisions instead of merely restating it.
Creator-first framing
We prioritise consent, privacy, account control, clear contracts and realistic expectations. We do not publish guaranteed-income claims or present agency management as the right choice for everyone.
Commercial transparency
Imodelly may earn money when an agency pays for a creator-approved introduction. Editorial guides are not agency rankings, paid placements or guarantees that a provider is suitable for a specific creator.
Real update dates
An article receives a new update date only when its substance changes. Minor formatting edits do not make a guide appear newly researched.
AI is an assistant, not a source
Imodelly may use automation and generative AI to help organize research, draft or edit copy, prepare metadata and structured data, and run quality checks. AI output is not treated as evidence for factual claims. Claims that can change or materially affect a creator should be checked against primary evidence, direct experience, or clearly identified sources.
Human review must be real
Substantive AI-assisted content is not described as human reviewed unless a separate human editorial check has actually happened. That check includes visible factual claims, the page title and meta description, structured data, source links and meaningful image alt text.
Corrections and limitations
We correct material errors when identified. Our guides provide general educational information and do not replace independent legal, tax, financial, security or platform-specific advice.