Updated for Summer '26
Editorial Policy & Exam Data Review
Trailblaze Prep is built as an independent Salesforce certification preparation resource. This page explains how we review exam data, write practice questions, cite official sources, and correct mistakes.
Written & verified by Krishna Mohan
5× Salesforce Certified · 12+ years in data engineering & Salesforce · Updated for Summer '26
Our editorial standards
- Use official Salesforce certification pages and exam guides as the primary source for exam names, costs, durations, question counts, and section weightage.
- Flag older certification names and aliases such as ADM-201 or Pardot while also using the current official Salesforce naming where relevant.
- Write original practice questions from public objectives and common implementation scenarios, not from leaked or memorized exam content.
- Add visible official-source references on certification pages so readers can verify the latest exam guide before booking.
- Update high-impression pages first when Search Console data shows CTR weakness, intent mismatch, or stale snippets.
Source hierarchy
Primary sources: Salesforce public certification pages, official exam guides, official pricing pages, and release documentation.
Secondary context: Candidate feedback, implementation experience, public Trailhead learning paths, and Search Console query data.
Not accepted: Braindumps, leaked exams, memory-based real exam questions, or copied copyrighted question banks.
Corrections and update process
Certification data can change when Salesforce refreshes exam guides, retires credentials, renames exams, or changes pricing. When a mismatch is found, we prioritize the official Salesforce source and update the affected metadata, page copy, FAQ, schema, and internal cards together.
To report an issue, email km.krishnamohan25@gmail.com with the Trailblaze Prep URL and the official source you used.