What this editorial policy covers.
This policy covers every page of this website, and any guides we add later. It says who writes our pages, how we use AI, how we check facts and sources, how we correct mistakes, and how WealthDome makes money.
Who writes our pages.
Our pages are written by the WealthDome team under the direction of Jack Bradley, the founder of DomeLabs, the company behind WealthDome. Jack approves what we publish.
Our pages are about websites and marketing. When one mentions a rule for advisers or CPA firms, it quotes and links the official source rather than interpreting it. WealthDome is not an investment adviser and does not provide investment advice.
How we use AI.
We use AI tools in our work. They help us research topics, draft pages, and check our writing for errors.
A person decides what we publish: Jack approves each page before it goes live. AI tools can get facts wrong, so every fact, number, and source on a page is checked against its original source before we publish. We do not use AI to invent authors, quotes, reviews, or client results.
How we check facts and sources.
Every number and claim on our pages needs a source we can link to, and we prefer the original: a platform’s own documentation, an official or government website, or the study that produced the figure. If we cannot trace a number to its source, we leave it out.
Facts about WealthDome itself, such as plan names and prices, come from the same source as our pricing page, so every page shows the same figures.
The firm in our product illustrations is fictional and labeled “Sample firm.” It is never presented as a client, and it never shows a testimonial, rating, or investment performance figure.
Our pages are general information about websites and marketing. They are not investment, tax, or accounting advice, and marketing results vary by market, firm, and execution.
How we correct mistakes.
If you find a mistake, email sales@wealthdome.co or use our contact form. We look into every report.
When we correct a fact, we fix the text and update the page’s last-changed date, which our sitemap publishes. Our policies show the date of their latest revision at the top.
How WealthDome makes money.
WealthDome makes money from the monthly plans advisory and accounting firms pay for: a managed website, marketing, and client intake. Our prices are on the WealthDome pricing page.
Our pages carry no ads or affiliate links. When a page mentions WealthDome’s own services, such as DomeChat™ or DomeBook™, it is describing our own products.
How to reach us.
Questions about this policy go to sales@wealthdome.co or our contact form. You can also read more about WealthDome and about its founder, Jack Bradley. Writers can find our facts in the press kit.