Renver's editorial methodology
How Renver confirms facts, publishes information and measures visibility for restaurants without inventing data or promising a search position or an AI mention.
In one sentence
How does Renver avoid publishing wrong information?
Renver publishes only information the restaurant has confirmed, keeps every fact tied to the date it was confirmed, uses the same source for the page, the replies and the structured data, and measures visibility as a sample — never as a promise of a position or a mention.
01 · Source
The source is the restaurant
The menu, prices, opening hours, address and features are published only after a person responsible for the place confirms each piece of information. Reviews and questions help find what is missing; they are not treated as permission to make a fact up.
02 · Consistency
One fact, everywhere
The same confirmed information feeds the public page, the replies to reviews and the structured data. That keeps the menu price, the hours on Google and Renver’s reply from telling different stories.
03 · Freshness
Information ages too
Every confirmation carries a date. Changes to the menu, prices, hours and holidays come in as a new version; old facts are not quietly reused as if they were still current.
04 · Measurement
We measure samples, not promises
The report uses a fixed set of questions put to search engines and AI assistants, repeated over time. It shows where the restaurant appeared and whether the facts were correct; it does not promise a position, a mention or a result for every possible question.
How we correct a mistake
- 1. We stop publication. A disputed fact stops feeding new replies and pages until it has been checked.
- 2. We confirm the source. Whoever is responsible for the restaurant corrects or confirms the fact and the date it took effect.
- 3. We update what derives from it. The page, the JSON-LD, the machine-readable files and the next replies all use the same version.
Want to see it applied?
See how the method shows up in the product and which information goes into each step.