Editorial policy
Rabbit Marketing House (RMH) is a growth marketing agency in India. This page explains how the articles on this site are made and checked, so you can judge how far to rely on them.
How articles are made
Articles are drafted with the help of AI agents that RMH operates. For each article an agent reads the pages that currently rank for the topic, public discussions and official sources, and records what is missing from them. The article is then written to fill that gap. Articles carry the byline of Haroon Haneef, co-founder of RMH, who has approved the use of his name; the byline names the person the article is published under. The author line and author page show who that is.
How articles are checked
- An automated check blocks invented numbers, banned hype words, missing sources and unlabelled examples before anything is published.
- A separate AI review compares each claim with the source it cites and rejects overstated claims.
- A technical check confirms that links work, dates match and the page can be indexed correctly.
- RMH has no named lawyer or chartered accountant who reviews legal or tax content, so no article claims expert legal or tax review. Where an article touches law or tax it says it is general information; take professional advice before acting on it. If a named reviewer is ever added, the page will show their name and the review date.
What we do not do
- We do not invent clients, case studies, quotes, reviews, statistics or first-hand experience.
- When an example is made up to explain an idea, it is headed "Hypothetical example" and says it is not a real result.
- Where an article states a fact or number, it links to the source for it.
Corrections
If you find an error, tell us through the contact page, naming the article and the sentence. Each article shows when it was published and last updated.