Editorial and AI Content Policy

This policy applies to educational, product, comparison, and company content published by iReadySites on iReadySites.com and the iReadySites blog. It does not replace the responsibility of an iReadySites customer to review content published on the customer's own hosted website.

Audience and Purpose

iReadySites content is primarily written for mortgage professionals evaluating, launching, managing, or improving a hosted mortgage website. It explains website-platform choices, templates, features, content, conversion paths, analytics, domains, and related website-management subjects. It is not mortgage, lending, underwriting, legal, regulatory, tax, or compliance advice.

Editorial Standards

Content should answer a defined reader question, distinguish current product features from planned or third-party capabilities, and avoid unsupported guarantees or performance claims. Product descriptions are checked against current iReadySites plan and feature definitions. Comparison content should state its methodology, research date, material commercial-model differences, and the relationship between iReadySites and the comparison.

Sources and First-Party Evidence

Writers should use current primary sources for product, platform, pricing, legal, technical, and competitor claims. First-party observations should be described as observations rather than causal results. Customer names, quotes, screenshots, implementation details, or outcomes require the appropriate permission before they are repurposed into a case study or other new publication.

Authorship and Review

Substantive educational articles should identify an author or responsible editorial role. A product, technical, analytics, or compliance-scope reviewer should be identified when that review is material to the subject. Reviewer attribution describes the scope of the review and does not imply legal, lending, underwriting, regulatory, or compliance advice.

AI-Powered Drafting and Review

iReadySites may use AI-powered tools to assist with research organization, outlines, drafting, metadata suggestions, or content review. AI output is treated as a draft rather than an authoritative source. A responsible human reviews substantive content for accuracy, product consistency, unsupported claims, links, and intended audience before publication.

The iReadySites platform may also provide plan-dependent AI-powered drafting or review tools for customers. Customers must review, edit, and approve AI-drafted content before publishing it on their own websites and remain responsible for its accuracy, suitability, disclosures, and applicable obligations.

Updates and Corrections

Content may be reviewed when product features, pricing, linked sources, technical behavior, or the search intent materially changes. Comparison and pricing content should display or retain a research/update date. Material factual corrections should be made without changing the page's purpose solely to preserve an older statement.

To report a possible factual error in iReadySites content, email irs-support@ireadysites.com and include the page URL and the statement that should be reviewed.