Freshness log

Editorial changelog

By The Lead Quiz ReviewPublished Updated 5 min read

The changelog records substantive pricing, capability, ranking, and methodology changes. Deployments and cosmetic edits do not change article dates.

Launched the practical research blog

Pages: Blog index, three topic hubs, and nine vendor-neutral implementation guides.

  • Separated informational blog intent from the commercial comparison and review pages.
  • Published answer, evidence, limitation blocks, source lists, verification dates, FAQs, and related-guide links on every article.
  • Added blog routes to site navigation, structured data, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, and feed.xml.
  • Excluded affiliate links, product calls to action, sponsored winners, and vendor-specific recommendations from blog content.

Refined involve.me positioning

Pages: Main ranking, relevant best-for, alternatives, and comparison guides, plus machine-readable comparison records.

  • Standardized involve.me's recommendation lane as “Best for quiz funnels with built-in email automation and CRM.”
  • Aligned visible copy, structured ranking data, reviews.json, and llms.txt around the same buyer job.
  • Preserved the distinct use cases where competitors remain the stronger recommendation.

Initial 2026 publication

Pages: Main ranking, seven best-for guides, four alternatives guides, four comparisons, and editorial utility pages.

  • Verified current prices and plan limits against official pages for all twelve included tools.
  • Locked one unique decision lane per product and published fourteen explicit use-case winners.
  • Defined built-in multi-step email sequences, free plans, contact records, and AI creation before classification.
  • Published no dedicated hands-on reviews because original standardized test evidence and screenshots are not yet complete.
  • Added matching schema, sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt, comparison records, and source ledger.