About Signalpost
Signalpost exists to give a straight answer to a practical question, then the detail behind it. This page explains how the site is put together so you can judge how much weight to give what you read.
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What we cover
Signalpost publishes four kinds of page: setup guides, plain-English explainers, hands-on reviews, and offer breakdowns. The common thread is that each one is written for someone trying to finish a specific task, not for someone browsing.
- Guides walk through a process in order, with prerequisites stated first.
- Explainers cover how something works, including the parts that are usually skipped.
- Reviews describe what we tested, over what period, and who the product suits.
- Offer pages record the terms and the date we last checked them.
Who runs the site
Signalpost is published by Signalpost Media. Articles are written and maintained by the people listed below, and each article names its author.
- Signalpost Editorial Team — Editorial desk. The desk that commissions, fact-checks and dates every article on Signalpost. Offer details are re-checked on a schedule, and each page records when that last happened.
- Signalpost Guides Desk — How-to and setup guides. Writes and maintains the step-by-step guides, working through each flow on a real device and noting the version tested.
- Salman Khan — Deals & Tricks Editor. Editor and deals hunter sharing daily verified app referral codes, bonus tricks, and genuine earning proof.
How articles are made
We start from the question a reader is actually asking, work through the process ourselves where that is possible, and write down what happened. Where we rely on a provider’s own documentation or terms, we say so and link to it.
We do not republish other people’s articles, and we do not paraphrase a competitor’s page and call it ours. If we have not verified something, the page says that plainly instead of implying certainty.
How offers are checked
Offer details go stale quickly. Every offer page records the date it was last checked, and that date is only updated when someone actually re-checks it. We do not label anything “verified” unless verification happened, and we never publish a code we have not seen for ourselves.
Affiliate relationships
Some outbound links earn us a commission. That never changes what we recommend or how an offer is described, and commercial links are disclosed on the pages that carry them. The full policy is on the affiliate disclosure page.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, tell us and we will fix it. Substantive corrections are noted on the page along with the date it was changed. Email editors@signalpost.example or use the contact page.