Website Content · 4 min read · Updated October 4, 2026
Website Claims and Guarantees: Publish Only What You Can Support
Review rankings, prices, credentials, response times, and customer outcomes before presenting them as facts.
Check the evidence behind a claim
A claim about licenses, years in business, response times, awards, or customer outcomes should have a current source and a person responsible for confirming it. If a detail cannot be verified, remove it or describe the process without making the claim.
Search ranking promises deserve special care. A provider can describe work it performs, but no one can guarantee an exact Google position or a fixed lead volume.
- Keep evidence for factual claims.
- Review time-sensitive credentials.
- Avoid ranking and lead guarantees.
Write offers with clear terms
State which services, dates, locations, and fees apply to an offer. Make limits visible and ensure the landing page matches any advertisement or social post.
Ask a responsible business owner to approve claims before publication. A short review process protects both customer trust and the company's reputation.
- Publish offer terms clearly.
- Keep ads and landing pages consistent.
- Require approval for public claims.
Plan your next step
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