Wikipedia consulting that follows Wikipedia's rules
Honest notability advice and compliant edit requests for Wikipedia articles, with full disclosure.
A Wikipedia article often ranks near the top for a name and feeds AI assistants and knowledge panels. Paid editing is allowed only with disclosure, and conflicted editors are expected to propose changes rather than make them. We assess notability honestly, fix referencing gaps with reliable sources, and prepare disclosed, well-sourced requests on the article's talk page.
Who this is for
- People and organisations with inaccurate or outdated Wikipedia articles
- Notable subjects without an article
- Organisations previously burned by undisclosed paid editing
Who it is not for
- Anyone wanting hidden paid editing or promotional articles, which breach Wikipedia's rules and are usually reverted
What the work involves
Notability assessment
An honest view of whether independent, reliable coverage supports an article.
Source gap analysis
Which claims need better sources, and which reliable sources exist.
Talk-page requests
Disclosed, neutral, well-referenced edit requests for volunteer editors to consider.
Wikidata and entity alignment
Consistent facts across Wikidata and the sources AI assistants use.
How the work runs
- Search mappingWe identify the queries that matter and every result competing for them.
- Asset planWe decide which owned, earned and third-party assets can credibly outrank the problem.
- Build and publishProfiles, pages, articles and entity data are created or corrected, all truthful and attributable.
- Measure and adjustRankings are tracked weekly and the plan is adjusted to what the search engine rewards.
What you receive
- Notability and article audit
- Edit request drafts
- Monitoring of the article
What we cannot promise
- Volunteer editors decide. We cannot guarantee an article or any edit.
- We will not edit covertly.
Frequently asked questions
Can you create a Wikipedia page for me?
Only if you are notable under Wikipedia's guidelines, and only through a disclosed process. Many subjects are better served by other assets.
Why not just edit the article?
Editors with a conflict of interest are strongly discouraged from direct editing. Undisclosed paid editing breaches Wikipedia's terms.
How long do edit requests take?
Volunteer editors respond on their own schedule, from days to months.
Can you remove negative information from Wikipedia?
Only if it is poorly sourced, inaccurate or breaches Wikipedia's policies, such as those on living people.
Is my enquiry confidential?
Yes. You can make first contact without giving your name, we sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share case details, and case files are held in restricted, encrypted storage with access limited to your case team.
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