For many people and organizations, the Wikipedia article is the first result and a top source for AI answers. We help you earn an accurate, well-sourced presence, within Wikipedia's rules, and keep it right over time.
Wikipedia is one of the most visible and most trusted pages on the internet, and one of the most misunderstood to work with.
It is governed by strict rules on notability, sourcing, neutrality, and conflict of interest, and getting it wrong can do more harm than good. We bring a disciplined, compliant strategy: an honest read on whether the subject qualifies, the independent sourcing that supports it, and careful, rules-respecting engagement, plus monitoring so the article stays accurate.
Not everyone meets Wikipedia’s notability bar. We give you an honest assessment before anyone spends a dollar.
An existing article is inaccurate, outdated, or unbalanced. We pursue corrections the right way.
Wikipedia runs on independent, reliable sources. We help build the coverage that a compliant article requires.
AI assistants lean heavily on Wikipedia. An accurate article shapes what they say about you.
A candid evaluation of whether the subject meets Wikipedia’s notability standards, and what it would take if not yet.
Wikipedia is only as strong as its sources. We help develop the independent, reliable coverage a compliant article depends on.
Careful, rules-respecting engagement and ongoing monitoring so the article stays accurate and balanced.
We work within Wikipedia's rules, including its conflict-of-interest and neutral-point-of-view policies. We do not engage in covert editing or anything that violates Wikipedia's terms; doing so risks the article and the subject's credibility.
It begins with an honest notability assessment, in writing. If the subject does not meet Wikipedia's bar, we say so, and we show the independent coverage that would need to exist first. Building that coverage is often the real project.
Where the subject qualifies, we develop the sourcing, draft to Wikipedia's standards, and engage through its proper channels with any conflict of interest disclosed. After publication we monitor the article so it stays accurate, and we pursue corrections the right way when it does not.
We do not guarantee an article, and no one credible can. We do guarantee a straight answer up front and a process that will not put the subject's credibility at risk.
No one credible can. Wikipedia decides what meets its notability bar. We give you an honest assessment first, and if the subject qualifies, we pursue it the right way.
Getting strategic help is fine when it respects Wikipedia’s conflict-of-interest and sourcing rules. Covert or deceptive editing is not, and it puts the article and your credibility at risk. We work within the rules.
AI assistants rely heavily on Wikipedia as a source. An accurate, well-sourced article strongly influences what they say about you.
We can pursue corrections to inaccurate or unbalanced content through Wikipedia’s proper channels, and monitor it to keep it accurate.
Tell us about the subject. We will give you an honest read on whether it qualifies, and how we would approach it.
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