How It Works
We Don’t Start by Writing.
We Start by Checking Whether a Page Should Exist.
Wikipedia has strict notability, sourcing, neutrality and conflict-of-interest requirements. Most rejected drafts fail on the first of these. So every engagement begins with an honest assessment, and only subjects that pass move to research and drafting.
The Process
From Eligibility Check to Published Article
- 01
Eligibility Assessment
We review the subject, existing online footprint and independent media coverage.
- 02
Source Research
Our researchers identify usable reliable sources and separate strong Wikipedia sources from PR, sponsored content, interviews, press releases and weak coverage.
- 03
Article Strategy
We determine what can reasonably be included and how the article should be structured.
- 04
Neutral Drafting
The article is written in encyclopedic language based on verifiable independent sources.
- 05
Compliance Review
The draft is checked against relevant Wikipedia policies including notability, reliable sourcing, neutrality and biographical requirements.
- 06
Publication Process
We manage the appropriate Wikipedia editorial workflow and respond to legitimate editorial concerns.
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Monitoring
After publication, the article can be monitored for vandalism, problematic edits and sourcing issues.
Timing
How Long It Takes
Assessment: usually within one business day.
Research and drafting: typically a few weeks, depending on the volume and language mix of the coverage.
Wikipedia’s review: controlled by independent volunteer editors. It can take days or several months. No consultant can honestly promise to shorten it, and we don’t.
Before You Commit
Before You Pay Anyone to Create a Wikipedia Page, Find Out Whether You Qualify.
Send us your name or company and any media coverage you already have. We’ll review the available sourcing and tell you whether pursuing Wikipedia makes sense.
Check My Wikipedia EligibilityFree assessment • Usually reviewed within 1 business day • Confidential