Editorial guidelines
How I research, test, write and update everything I publish on navid.me
Everything on navid.me is here to help creators and founders master AI and build their own AI Operating System (AI OS). This page shows how that content gets made: who writes it, how I use AI, how I test the tools I recommend, and what I do when something is wrong.
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How I use AI in my content
I use AI every day, in my business and in my content. My own AI Operating System (AI OS) helps me research topics, organize my notes and write first drafts, so I can publish more of what's useful to you.
I stay in charge of everything that matters. I choose every topic, I test the tools myself, and I check, edit and approve every piece before it goes live. Nothing on this site is published straight from a chatbot.
That's also how I teach AI: let it do more of the work, and keep the judgment for yourself.
How I create every piece
Every article, guide and review goes through the same 6 steps before you read it.
Start with a real question
I write about what creators and founders ask me most, and about what I'm building in my own business right now.
Research the facts
I read the official docs and pricing pages, the original studies and data, and what real users say, before I write a word.
Test it myself
I use the tools and workflows I write about in my own business, so what you read comes from real use.
Write for action
I write in short paragraphs and plain words, with clear steps you can put to work today. If a section doesn't help you do something, I cut it.
Check before it goes live
I check every fact, number, link and screenshot, then edit for clarity. An AI draft never goes live without that review.
Keep it up to date
When a tool changes its features or pricing, I update the page. The Updated date shows when I last reviewed it.
How I review AI tools
I only recommend a tool after I've used it myself, and I judge every one on the same 6 things.
Ease of use
How fast a creator with no technical background gets real results, and how steep the learning curve is.
Output quality
Whether the results are good, and whether they stay good across different tasks once the demo is over.
Pricing and value
What it really costs, checked on the tool's own pricing page, and whether the free plan is enough to start.
Time saved
Whether it saves you hours or helps you make better work, or only adds another tab to manage.
Privacy and security
How it handles your data, whether it trains on what you upload, and whether you can export your work.
Support and updates
How quickly the team fixes problems and answers questions, and whether the product keeps improving.
The rules I never break
What I never do
I never recommend a tool I haven't used myself.
Nobody can pay for a positive review or a higher spot in a list.
An affiliate commission never decides what I recommend.
No AI-written text goes live without my check and edit.
I never make up a quote, a number or a testimonial.
I never hide a sponsorship or a paid partnership.
What I always do
I test tools in my own business before I recommend them.
I link to the original source for facts and studies.
I disclose affiliate links and mark sponsored content.
I show the real price from the tool's own pricing page.
I update pages when tools change, and show when I last reviewed them.
I fix mistakes as soon as I know about them.
How I stay transparent
The legal details are in my disclaimer. Here's what they mean in plain words.
Affiliate links
Some links earn me a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. They never change what I recommend, and many tools I recommend pay me nothing.
Sponsored content
I only work with brands I use and trust. Anything a brand paid for is marked as sponsored, so you always know when money was involved.
Free access
When a company gives me free access to review its tool, I say so in the review. Free access never buys a better verdict.
Quotes and testimonials
I quote people in their verified words, and every testimonial comes from a real person who has worked with me or learned from me.
Translations
Pages are translated into 14 languages with AI. English is the original, and when it changes, you see English until the translation catches up.
Health and money
When I write about health, fitness, money or moving abroad, I share my own experience, not professional advice. Talk to a qualified expert before you act.
AboutWho writes navid.me?
Every article, guide and review on navid.me is written or edited by Navid Moazzez, and he's responsible for everything published here. He started his online business in 2013 and has built with AI for 5+ years.
Navid Moazzez is a leading AI business strategist, the founder of AI OS Lab, and the host of the AI Creator Summit. He helps creators and founders master AI and build their own AI Operating System (AI OS) to automate their business and life.
He is also a lifestyle entrepreneur, creator, investor, and digital nomad, and his ideas and work have been featured in Entrepreneur, Forbes, Business Insider, Inc., HuffPost, Yahoo Finance, and many more publications.
Originally from Sweden, Navid is now a global citizen who lives around the world, with permanent residency in Panama. He loves exploring the world whenever he can, focusing on health and fitness, and learning new skills.
FAQs about my editorial guidelines
Spotted a mistake, or have a question about something I published? Send me a message and I'll look into it.
I write or edit every article, guide and review on navid.me myself.
I plan each piece, test what I write about, and approve everything before it goes live.
Yes, I use AI in my content, and I'm open about it.
AI helps me research topics, organize my notes and write first drafts.
I choose every topic, test the tools myself, and check and edit every piece before it's published.
I check facts against the original source: the tool's own docs and pricing page, the study, or the person I'm quoting.
Before a page goes live, I check every number, link and screenshot too.
Many pages on navid.me are translated into 14 languages with AI, so more people can read them.
English is always the original.
When the English changes, you see the English version until the translation is updated.
No, I don't accept guest posts or contributed articles on navid.me.
If there's a topic you'd like me to cover, send me a message.
No, affiliate partnerships don't change what I recommend.
I recommend tools because they work, and many of them have no affiliate program at all.
Some links are affiliate links, so I may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you.
Those commissions help keep the articles and free tools on this site free.
You can read the details in my disclaimer.
I review the tools I use in my own business and the ones creators and founders ask me about most.
I focus on tools that help you create content, run your business or save time, and that are worth paying for.
No, a positive review or a higher spot in a list can't be bought.
When I do a paid partnership, it's clearly marked as sponsored.
I update a page when a tool changes its features or pricing, and when my own advice changes.
The Updated date on each page shows when I last reviewed it.
Send me a message through the contact page, with the page and what's wrong.
I review every report and fix confirmed mistakes as soon as I can.
Yes, send me the tool's name through the contact page.
I can't review every request, but I keep track of them and cover the ones most useful to creators and founders.
Found something that needs fixing?
Tools change fast, and mistakes happen. If you spot an outdated price, a broken link or something that isn't right, I want to hear about it.
Send me the page and what's wrong, and I'll check it and fix it.