How the SemPost blog is written

Where the topics come from

Every article starts from a topic in the SemPost team's editorial queue: subjects around selling online, social media, product pictures and video, prompting and AI models. The team adds and orders the topics. A topic an AI suggests is never written about until a person approves it.

How an article is written

An AI model plans each article, then writes it in English and in Turkish, each language on its own rather than as a translation. The cover picture is made by an AI image model; the title on the share picture is set by us.

What every article is checked for

Before an article can go out, automatic checks look at:

• its length;
• claims nobody may make: guarantees of results, partnerships, comparisons with other tools, and SemPost's own prices;
• its links: only to the sources and pages it may link to, and each must work;
• the note that says AI wrote it (a short label under the title, the whole note at the end);
• whether it repeats an article that is already published;
• its format, leftover placeholders, its language and its cover picture.

When a person reads it

An article that fails a check is not published. The first articles, articles on legal topics, comparisons of AI models and news about SemPost are always approved by a person before they go out, and so is any article a check has a doubt about. The label under each article's title, and the note at its end, say whether an editor read it before it was published.

Pictures made by AI

Pictures made by AI carry Content Credentials (C2PA) and the IPTC mark for AI-made images, so the tools that read those marks can tell. Our pictures show no real people and no other brand's logo.

Who is responsible

The blog is published by CS Digital Wonders, the company behind SemPost, which is responsible for what it says. The articles are general information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

Corrections

If you find a mistake, write to [email protected] with the article's address. We fix the article itself and its updated date changes.