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Compliance · Governance standard

SEO methods can improve decisions; they cannot guarantee search or business outcomes.

The standard prohibits promises of rankings, indexing, traffic, links, citations, SERP features, leads, sales, revenue, savings, or return and defines the language that may be used instead.

Governance standard

Semantec SEO No-Guarantee Standard

The standard states what must happen, who owns the decision, what evidence is required, and what blocks release.

01 · No deterministic promise

Prohibited outcome promises

Do not state or imply that MIRENA, Semantec SEO, a workflow, page, prompt, schema type, internal link, or content change will guarantee a ranking, crawl, index, citation, snippet, rich result, traffic level, backlink, lead, sale, revenue, saving, conversion, or return.

02 · Separate controllable work

External systems decide independently

Search engines, AI answer systems, users, customers, clients, OpenAI, WordPress, hosting, payment, access, and other providers make decisions or change systems outside Semantec SEO's control.

Eligibility, technical correctness, and quality can improve a page's position without creating a right to a result.

03 · Describe the work

Approved outcome language

Examples of bounded wording
Avoid Use instead
Will rank number one Designed to improve page ownership, relevance, and review quality
Guarantees featured snippets Formats a visible answer for a relevant result type; selection remains platform-controlled
Gets cited by AI Improves source clarity, evidence, and passage structure; citation is not promised
Drives traffic and sales Creates a clearer route from query to page and action; traffic and sales depend on external factors
Fixes SEO automatically Produces an evidence-led plan or draft that still requires review and implementation
Schema earns rich results Creates accurate structured-data candidates; eligibility and display remain separate
04 · Keep history historical

Case studies and historical results

A real past result may be reported only with permission, source, baseline, period, method, scope, attribution, and limitations.

A past result is not a forecast. The page should identify material differences between the observed context and a reader's situation.

05 · Do not turn access into ROI

Pricing and value claims

A subscription price describes access. It does not prove value, savings, revenue, productivity, payback, or return.

If a time or cost comparison is published, its method, inputs, assumptions, exclusions, and applicable workflow must be visible.

06 · Keep the buyer informed

Sales and CTA review

High-commitment CTAs must not appear immediately after an unsupported promise. Product fit, exclusions, platform requirements, price, renewal, cancellation, refund policy, and review responsibility should be available before purchase.

07 · Apply the rule to output

MIRENA output

Generated wording inherits this standard. A user should not use MIRENA to create guaranteed-results copy, fabricated proof, fake scarcity, misleading forecasts, or deterministic rank predictions.

A human reviewer remains responsible for every final claim.

08 · Repair every dependent use

Correction and enforcement

A prohibited guarantee is removed or qualified promptly, and related pages, ads, emails, comparisons, structured data, screenshots, and support scripts are checked.

Repeated or deliberate guarantee language may block publication or commercial use.

Sources

Controlling guidance and first-party records.

The standard uses current source material but does not convert platform guidance into a ranking guarantee.

Semantec SEO
Semantec SEO Disclaimer

First-party no-result, AI, and external-system limits.

Open source →

Google Search Central
Google Search Essentials

Official search requirements and platform independence.

Open source →

Semantec SEO
MIRENA Pricing

Current first-party access offer and exclusions.

Open source →