Editorial policy

How Marketing Dubai chooses, checks, and updates its work.

The rules for topic selection, sources, review, commercial disclosures, publisher involvement, AI assistance, and unsupported claims.

So you can

See how a page earned publication and where to challenge it when the evidence changes.

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Topic selection

We prioritise expensive, confusing, or repeated decisions faced by Dubai business owners and marketing teams. A keyword alone is not a reason to publish.

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Sources and claims

Changing factual claims require a source readers can inspect. Primary, official, and directly relevant sources are preferred. Analysis and practitioner guidance are labelled by context; unsupported statistics are not published.

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Review and updates

Indexable guides record a review date. Material that can change is checked at review, not automatically repeated. Substantive updates are documented when they alter a reader’s decision.

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Commercial relationships

Marketvelli publishes the platform and may offer execution support. Sponsorship, supplied data, affiliate arrangements, and other interests are disclosed. Commercial partners cannot buy research findings or hide relevant limitations.

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Corrections

Evidence-backed correction requests are reviewed promptly. Material errors are fixed with a dated note; disputes over interpretation are explained rather than erased.

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Use of AI

AI tools may support research organisation, drafting, coding, or quality checks. They do not replace source verification, author accountability, disclosure, or editorial review. Invented quotations, people, experience, and statistics are prohibited.