DigiBouquet Editorial Policy

How DigiBouquet publishes

Content mission

DigiBouquet publishes people-first resources for readers who want help choosing flowers, understanding symbolism, building digital bouquets, and writing better notes. The purpose of a page is not to occupy a keyword. A page should help someone make a clearer decision inside the actual DigiBouquet workflow.

Research and sourcing

Pages that discuss flower symbolism, etiquette, or historical usage are reviewed against multiple public sources before publication. These may include horticultural organizations, botanical references, museums, writing resources, and Google’s people-first content guidance when we are reviewing the quality of the site itself.

Because flower symbolism varies across regions and traditions, DigiBouquet avoids presenting symbolic associations as universal facts. We prefer wording such as "commonly associated with" or "often used to express" when the meaning depends on context.

Product-backed review

Before a major guide update goes live, it is checked against the live DigiBouquet product. Review focuses on four questions:

1. Does the page still match the current bouquet-builder experience?
2. Does the page include a concrete example instead of only abstract advice?
3. Are the source links visible, relevant, and still supporting the main claims?
4. Is the recommendation specific enough to help a reader act?

Use of AI on DigiBouquet

Some flower and foliage visuals used in DigiBouquet are AI-assisted assets prepared for the service itself. They are presented as part of the DigiBouquet experience, labeled on the site where appropriate, and licensed for use within DigiBouquet rather than for separate download or reuse outside the service. Public guides are not published automatically. Draft assistance may be used during content preparation, but every page is edited, checked, and approved by a human before publication or major revision.

Updates and freshness

A guide is updated when one of the following is true:

• The page no longer reflects the current DigiBouquet product or bouquet creation flow
• A clearer example, stronger fit check, or better message set would materially improve the page
• A reader reports a factual issue or wording that could mislead
• We expand a topic to better cover a common user question

Each page displays publication and update dates so readers can judge freshness for themselves.

Corrections

If a claim is inaccurate or the page no longer matches the product, DigiBouquet corrects the page as soon as practical and updates the visible modification date. Issues that affect the main recommendation of a page are prioritized ahead of purely cosmetic changes. Corrections can be reported through the contact page.

Commercial independence

Editorial content is written to help readers make a better choice, not to inflate page count. DigiBouquet does not publish pages solely to host advertising. The bouquet builder, flower guides, and bouquet examples are expected to support each other, but each public page should still be useful on its own.