Most of what we report runs under the Sitework Journal desk byline. It is not a screen: it means the title answers for the piece, rather than a reporter’s name made up to make the masthead look deeper than it is.
Desk byline, named contributors, partner content: what each means
- Desk byline. The publication produced it, the credit goes to Sitework Journal, and the organisation is the named author in the page’s structured data. No invented reporter sits on top of it.
- Named contributors. An outside writer produced it, we name them and link their own site or profile from the author line, so you can check them.
- Partner content gets no editorial byline at all. Label, disclosure panel naming the advertiser, sponsored outbound links. See the advertising disclosure.
What is behind a draft
Research and drafting software, AI included, is part of production here. Nothing goes out unreviewed, an editor signs off every piece, and accuracy sits with this publication however the draft started.
Contributing
If you work on or around sites and want to write, the contributor guidelines say what we are after. Corrections and tips: editor@siteworkjournal.com.