Our mission

We help people and small businesses make better decisions by publishing clear, practical, evidence-based guides—often in our signature “21 things to know” format. Whether you’re comparing services, avoiding common mistakes, learning a new tool, or preparing for a major purchase, we aim to give you what matters most: the key facts, the red flags, and the next steps.

Our Editorial Principles

We believe good information should be:

• Accurate: grounded in credible sources and real-world experience

• Practical: written to help you do something, not just read something

• Transparent: clear about what we know, what we don’t, and why we recommend something

• Respectful of your time: organized, skimmable, and straight to the point

How We Keep Trust

When we reference products, tools, or providers, we do it because they’re relevant to the topic—and we prioritize usefulness for readers over hype. If content is sponsored or paid for, we label it clearly.

Who We’re For

21 Good Info is for people who want clarity without the lecture: homeowners, consumers, freelancers, and small teams who need dependable answers—and a checklist to follow.