Our guides are written by the EverestRise team in Kathmandu: the people who build websites, run ads and do SEO for Nepali businesses. This page explains how a guide is made, so you can judge how far to trust it.
Who writes them
The EverestRise team, not one named author.
Where the numbers come from
- Official sources first: Google, Meta and Microsoft help pages, Nepal Rastra Bank, the banks themselves, and research firms. Each guide lists its sources, with links.
- Our own accounts: screenshots from our own Ads Manager, Keyword Planner, Search Console and Business Profile, with the date they were taken.
- Worked-out maths: when a guide gives a rupee figure, it shows how it was worked out, so you can redo it with your own numbers.
How we check them
Every number is checked against its source before a guide goes live, and every link is opened to make sure it works. Facts that change often, like bank card limits, platform minimums and prices, are checked again at least every three months. The “updated” date on a guide only changes when its content really changes.
We use software, including AI tools, to help with research and first drafts. A person on our team checks every fact, source and number, and edits every guide before it’s published.
What we never do
- Invent a number, a client, a quote or a review.
- Name or rank other agencies.
- Pay for links, or accept payment to mention a product.
- Promise rankings or results nobody can promise.
Found a mistake?
Tell us at hello@everestrise.com. We fix errors quickly and note the date of the change on the guide.