What if I work across several roles?

Choose the workflow that reflects where your work is published, then borrow the portfolio and governance steps from the other relevant roles.

Does E-E-A-T use the same checklist for every author?

No. Relevant evidence depends on topic, risk, audience expectations, and the editorial responsibility attached to the work.

Yes, but the evidence must remain attributable to real people and publishers rather than being represented as an agency-owned credential.

Workflows

Apply one evidence standard through a workflow adapted to your publishing role and accountability.

Role-aware authority

A journalist, freelance writer, creator, and agency all need attributable expertise, but they control different parts of the publishing system.

These workflows separate the signals the author owns from the signals a publisher, client, or editorial team must support.

Browse by role

Choose the role closest to yours to see the identity, evidence, and governance signals that matter.

Quick answers

What if I work across several roles?: Choose the workflow that reflects where your work is published, then borrow the portfolio and governance steps from the other relevant roles.
Does E-E-A-T use the same checklist for every author?: No. Relevant evidence depends on topic, risk, audience expectations, and the editorial responsibility attached to the work.
Can an agency manage author evidence for clients?: Yes, but the evidence must remain attributable to real people and publishers rather than being represented as an agency-owned credential.

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