Fact-Checking Services | Fact-Checking Editor for B2B Content | Yesh

Fact-Checking Services

Wrong claims cost more than credibility.
Get them verified before they go live.

A professional fact-checker for content that cannot afford to be wrong. I verify every claim against primary sources, flag what does not hold up, and deliver a clear source report with every pass.

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Why fact-checking matters

A wrong claim does different damage depending on your industry.

In B2B SaaS, a vague stat undermines your authority. In legal or health content, an inaccurate claim can mislead your audience in ways that matter. In education, unchecked sources erode trust. The stakes differ, but the problem is the same: content without a fact-checking editor puts your credibility at risk.

"Studies show 73% of users prefer..."(which study? from when?)

"According to recent research..."(no link, no author, no date)

"Experts agree that..."(which experts?)

Vague claims pass editorial review because they sound plausible. They fail the moment a reader, a regulator, or a competitor looks closer.

B2B SaaS Legal Health Education Finance

What's included

Four things I do in every fact-checking pass

01 — Claim identification

Every verifiable statement flagged before checking

Stats, attributed quotes, named studies, product comparisons, trend assertions, regulatory references. All identified and logged before verification starts.

02 — Source verification

Each claim checked against primary sources

Primary sources where possible, secondary sources cross-checked. If a source does not exist, is outdated, or does not actually support the claim, it gets flagged. No surface-level link checks.

03 — Vague claim audit

Unverifiable language identified and flagged

"Experts say", "research shows", "most people agree" — these pass review but carry no weight. Each one is flagged with a note on whether it can be made specific or should be removed.

04 — Source report

A clean reference document, yours to keep

Every verified claim listed with its source, what it confirms, and its publication date. Your team can file it, reference it, or use it to defend the content if needed.

What you receive: a commented document with every claim marked as verified, flagged, or unverifiable, plus a separate source report. You decide what to do with the flagged items. I give you the information to make that call.

My process

How a fact-checking pass works

Send your content

Google Doc, Word file, or plain text. Include a short brief: what the piece is for, who the audience is, and any existing sources you have already included.

I identify and log every claim

Every verifiable statement is flagged before checking starts. This includes explicit claims, implied assertions, and vague language that presents itself as fact.

I verify claim by claim

Each flagged claim is checked against reliable sources. Primary sources are prioritized. If a claim cannot be verified or the source does not hold up, it is clearly marked with a note on what to do instead.

You receive the report and commented document

A commented version of your content with every claim annotated, plus a clean source report. Turnaround: 2 to 3 business days depending on length and claim density.

I use Fact It Up during verification. A fact-checking tool built for content creators that surfaces sources claim by claim and flags AI hallucinations. Read how it works →

Why this is different

A link that exists is not the same as a claim that holds up.

Surface-level checking

Does a source exist for this claim?

Confirms a URL is live. Checks whether the domain looks credible. Stops there. Misses outdated data, misattributed quotes, and sources that exist but do not support the specific claim.

Claim verification, done properly

Does this source confirm what the content says?

I read the source, locate the relevant section, and confirm the claim matches what is actually written. Publication date, methodology, and context are all part of the check.

Who this is for

This is for you if...

✓You publish content in an industry where a wrong claim has real consequences (legal, health, education, finance)

✓Your team uses AI-assisted drafts and needs a human verification layer before publishing

✓You are building topical authority and need your content to hold up to scrutiny

✓You want a source report you can file and refer back to if a claim is ever questioned

CPD Certified in Proofreading and Fact-Checking

Publish with confidence, not guesswork.

Send me your content and I will tell you what holds up and what needs work.

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Responses within 1 business day.

FAQs

What types of documents do you proofread and edit?

I handle a wide range of documents, including CVs, business plans, marketing copy, blog posts, and more.

How quickly can you complete my project?

Our turnaround time depends on the length and complexity of the document, but I always aim to deliver within your required timeframe.

What if I have more questions or need additional revisions?

I’m here to help. Feel free to reach out anytime, and I’ll be happy to assist with any additional needs or concerns.

How do you ensure the accuracy of fact-checking?

I use reliable sources and verify every detail to ensure that your content is 100% accurate and credible.

Will I be able to see the changes you made?

Yes! I provide a tracked version of your document so you can easily review every edit and suggestion.

How much does it cost to proofread 1000 words?

Rates vary depending on the complexity. Ask me via email. I keep it fair.

Can I use ChatGPT for proofreading?

Sure, but don’t trust it blindly. AI tools are useful for catching surface-level issues. Whenever you need a human proofreader, I'm here always to help.

How do you proofread English?

Start with the correct dialect, then check for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and regional consistency. For more information, please reach out me.

Past Clients

I help brands create clear, engaging content that ranks on Google’s first page, unlike alternatives that struggle with consistency and engagement. Because I focus on understanding your unique brand voice and audience journey while using persuasive psychology.