Outsourced Philippines guide
Philippines Editorial Assistant Broken Link Triage
Classify broken and changed references by reader impact, evidence risk, and repair ownership.
A link check becomes editorial work when the destination supported a claim or a reader action.
The route-local operating guide
Record the source route, anchor text, destination, response, check time, and whether the link supports evidence, navigation, or a call to action. These categories determine the right owner.
A missing evidence page may require a replacement source and claim review. A moved internal page may need a route correction. A changed commercial destination may require business approval even when it still returns HTTP 200.
A Philippines-based editorial assistant can run checks, capture observations, and propose a repair queue. The assistant should not replace a citation with a merely similar page or create redirects without technical approval.
Retest the exact rendered route after an approved repair. Close the finding only when the destination works, the surrounding statement remains accurate, and the change is recorded.
Put the routine into practice
For September 2, 2026, apply this philippines editorial assistant broken link triage routine to one bounded article lane and retain the decision record.
Questions to settle
- Is the link purpose classified?
- Does replacement evidence support the same claim?
- Was the rendered page retested?
Verify the public result
Confirm the final page returns through its intended route, identifies its own canonical URL, visibly shows September 2, 2026, and carries datePublished=2026-09-02 in Article structured data.
Questions to settle
- Does the canonical match the requested route?
- Is the article linked from the Blog index?
- Is the canonical URL present in the sitemap?
Sources and next steps
Use the operations support work lane as a practical starting point, then review the onboarding checklist before expanding the role.