PRE-LAUNCH PUBLICATION STANDARD · EVIDENCE BEFORE AIRTIME
Research is part of the publication.
ARyaReady’s methodology is designed to make the preparation visible: what was checked, which sources carry the claim, what remains uncertain and how the published record can be corrected.

01 / SOURCES
Source hierarchy
Use the strongest available evidence first. Every published briefing should let a reader distinguish source, context and inference.
- Primary records. Official data, filings, policy documents, public records and original research material.
- Direct evidence. On-record interviews, direct observation and material supplied with clear provenance.
- Authoritative context. Reputable reporting, industry analysis and expert interpretation used with attribution.
- Inference. Reasoned interpretation labelled as inference, with uncertainty and material disagreement visible.
02 / WORKFLOW
From question to record.
- Question. Define the decision, change or tension the audience needs help understanding.
- Research. Build a source pack, timeline, stakeholder map and list of unresolved claims.
- Preparation. Verify the guest’s role and scope, prepare questions and disclose practical recording expectations.
- Conversation. Record with room for challenge, context and follow-up rather than a rehearsed promotional script.
- Publication. Fact-check names and figures, publish sources and transcript notes, then maintain a correction record.
Transcripts
Edit for readability without changing meaning. Verify names, figures and technical terms, and identify material edits.
Corrections
Correct material errors promptly and add a dated note describing the substantive change.
Disclosure control
Relevant interests and any sponsorship will be disclosed alongside the work. Editorial judgement and supporting evidence will remain identifiable.
PRE-LAUNCH STATE
Explore the briefing format.
Source: ARyaReady · By Saleem Bradley · Original on SaleemBradley.com · Reference: ARYA-WP-200
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