Wikipedia is the single most authoritative website on the internet. It feeds Google Knowledge Panels. It is the primary source that AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini pull from when answering questions about people and companies. If you do not have a Wikipedia page, you are invisible to the systems that increasingly determine what people learn about you. The problem is that Wikipedia has rules, and those rules are enforced by a community of volunteer editors who do not care about your marketing goals. Most people who try to create their own page get it deleted. Most agencies that sell "Wikipedia services" either do not understand the community dynamics or do not disclose their paid editing, which gets the page flagged and removed. We take a different approach. We handle the notability research, source gathering, drafting, and community navigation, and we charge a flat fee per project. No retainers. No monthly billing. One price, one deliverable.
New Page Creation
Creating a Wikipedia page that actually survives is not a writing exercise. It is a research and community navigation project. The article itself is almost the easy part. The hard part is building a sourcing package that satisfies Wikipedia's notability requirements, structuring the article to meet their style guidelines, and managing the submission process so that reviewing editors approve it rather than flag it for deletion.
We start every project with a notability assessment. Read our guide on Wikipedia notability requirements to understand what qualifies. We pull together every independent, reliable source that covers you or your company and evaluate whether the sourcing meets Wikipedia's general notability guideline. If it does, we move forward. If it does not, we tell you honestly and either recommend waiting or suggest building your media presence first through our press placement services. We do not take on projects where we think the page will get deleted. That wastes your money and our time.
Once we confirm notability, we gather and organize sources, draft the article in Wikipedia's encyclopedic tone, and submit it through the Articles for Creation process. We disclose our paid editing relationship as required by Wikipedia's terms of use. The article goes through community review, and we handle any editor feedback, revision requests, or sourcing challenges that come up during that process. Most pages are live within 4 to 8 weeks from the start of the project.
The result is a permanent, high-authority page that appears in Google Knowledge Panels, gets cited by AI assistants, and serves as a trust signal for everyone who searches your name. One fee. One deliverable. No ongoing charges unless you want maintenance. Read our full guide on how Wikipedia page creation works, or get started here.
Existing Page Maintenance
Having a Wikipedia page is valuable. Having an inaccurate or outdated Wikipedia page is a liability. Wikipedia is a living document that anyone can edit, and that means your page can be changed by competitors, disgruntled former employees, ideological opponents, or well-meaning editors who accidentally introduce errors. If your page has not been updated in a while, it may be missing significant recent achievements, career developments, or company milestones. Worse, it may contain information that is no longer accurate or that presents an incomplete picture of who you are today.
Our maintenance service keeps your page current and accurate. We monitor for unauthorized edits, vandalism, and content disputes. When updates are needed, whether it is a new role, a major award, a company acquisition, or correcting factual errors, we make the edits with proper sourcing and in compliance with Wikipedia's editorial policies. Every change we make is backed by a reliable, independent source. We do not add promotional language or unsourced claims, and we do not remove legitimately sourced negative information. What we do is make sure the page tells your full, accurate story with proper sourcing.
Wikipedia maintenance is especially important for people in industries where misinformation spreads quickly or where public perception directly impacts business. Executives, public figures, politicians, healthcare professionals, and financial services leaders all benefit from having someone actively managing their Wikipedia presence. Without it, you are leaving your most visible online biography in the hands of strangers.
We offer maintenance on a flat monthly or quarterly basis with no long-term commitment. You can pause or cancel at any time. Learn more about Wikipedia page maintenance, or get started here.
Link Insertion
Wikipedia links are some of the most powerful backlinks on the internet. They carry enormous domain authority, drive direct referral traffic, and signal credibility to both traditional search engines and AI systems. When ChatGPT or Perplexity cites a source, it is frequently pulling from Wikipedia references. If your website is cited as a source on a relevant Wikipedia article, you are positioned in front of every AI system that reads that page.
We identify Wikipedia articles where a citation to your website or content is genuinely useful and editorially appropriate. We are not talking about spamming links into random articles. That approach gets the links removed, can get your domain blacklisted, and does more harm than good. We find articles where your content adds legitimate value as a reference, external link, or citation. Then we add the link with proper formatting and context so that it survives editorial review.
The key to successful Wikipedia link insertion is understanding what the community considers acceptable. Links must serve the reader, not the link owner. They need to point to content that is genuinely informative and relevant to the article topic. We have placed hundreds of Wikipedia links across a wide range of topic areas, and we know exactly where the line is between an editorial contribution and promotional spam. We stay well on the right side of that line.
Link insertion is priced per placement. We provide a target list of candidate articles before we start so you know exactly where your links will appear. If we cannot find editorially appropriate placements, we tell you that before charging anything. Learn more about Wikipedia link insertion, or get started here.