While we leverage our expertise and in-depth understanding of Wikipedia’s guidelines to maximize the chances of approval, Wikipedia’s editorial decisions are ultimately independent. We ensure your page adheres to all known policies and notability requirements, significantly increasing the likelihood of acceptance.

We typically require comprehensive information about the subject, including background details, achievements, significant contributions, and links to reliable, independent sources that verify this information (e.g., news articles, publications, official websites).

The timeline can vary depending on the complexity of the subject, the availability of reliable sources, and the Wikipedia editorial review process. We strive to create and submit pages efficiently, but the approval time is ultimately determined by Wikipedia’s editors. We will provide you with a reasonable estimated timeframe during the initial consultation.

Wikipedia has specific notability guidelines that determine whether a subject warrants its own page. Generally, the subject needs to have received significant coverage in reliable, independent secondary sources. We will assess the notability of your subject during our initial consultation.

Yes, we can create Wikipedia pages for businesses and brands that meet Wikipedia’s notability criteria for organizations. This typically requires significant coverage in reputable business publications and news outlets, independent of the company itself. Promotional content is strictly avoided.

Absolutely. One of Wikipedia’s core principles is neutrality. Our team is committed to creating factual, objective, and unbiased content, presenting information from a neutral point of view and relying on verifiable sources.