Paid for a Wikipedia Page and Got Ghosted? What to Do Next
Agency took your money and went silent? The order that works: confirm, preserve evidence, dispute by card or PayPal, report, then check the damage on Wikipedia.
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AI Visibility Agency Red Flags: 10 Warning Signs Before You Sign
No one can guarantee a ChatGPT recommendation. Ten red flags, five sales-call questions and the SOW deliverables a legitimate GEO vendor names in writing.
9 minWho Owns a Wikipedia Page? Nobody, and What You Control
Nobody owns a Wikipedia page. What you can and cannot do, six rungs of legitimate influence, and what a €2,400 engagement actually buys.
11 minHow to Hire a Wikipedia Agency: Seven Questions to Ask First
Ask for a written notability assessment, a named disclosed editor, and clear refund terms before you pay. Seven questions and red flags; page from €2,400.
9 minHow to Verify a Wikipedia Agency's Portfolio in 15 Minutes
Every Wikipedia edit, deletion and disclosure is public. Five 3-minute checks: deletion log, authorship, account, disclosure, sanctions archives.
9 minCan a Company Get a Wikipedia Page? The Notability Decision Tree
A company qualifies only with in-depth independent coverage. Run the 5-gate notability test on your sources before spending anything on a page.
12 minWhy Wikipedia Pages Get Deleted: 12 Failure Patterns
Pages are deleted mainly for failed notability, plus promotion and paid-disclosure issues. 12 patterns: which a rewrite can fix, which need new evidence.
11 minWikipedia AI Visibility: How It Shapes ChatGPT and Gemini
Wikipedia and Wikidata raise the odds AI describes you accurately, but guarantee nothing. Five mechanisms, a surface checklist and costs.
11 minPaid Editing on Wikipedia: COI Disclosure Rules for Brands
Paid Wikipedia editing is allowed if disclosed. What to declare, which channel a COI editor must use, and what concealment costs a brand.
8 minCompany, Founder or Public Figure: Which Wikipedia Page Fits?
Companies, founders and public figures face different Wikipedia rules, and notability does not transfer. Learn which page to build first. Audit from €490.
9 minMultilingual Wikipedia Strategy: Which Languages, in What Order
Which Wikipedia language edition first? Score editions by sources and market, then roll out one at a time. Page prices by tier from €900 to €2,400.
9 minWikipedia Page Monitoring and Maintenance After Publication
A live Wikipedia page needs watching: risk peaks in the first 90 days, then drifts. What to monitor, when to act, and what support costs from €720/year.
9 minWikipedia Risk Report 2026: Rejection, Deletion, Sources
Our 2026 report on Wikipedia risk: public draft-rejection data, deletion gates, industry notability shares and a five-minute check of your own sources.
10 minHow to Spot a Fake Wikipedia Agency: 9 Warning Signs
Nine warning signs of a fake Wikipedia agency, from guaranteed approval to fake reviews, plus five questions that test any agency on a discovery call.
8 minWikipedia Draft Rejected: 6 Reasons and How to Fix Each
Wikipedia drafts are declined for six reasons: notability, tone, sources, undisclosed COI, style or new account. See which applies and how to fix it.
9 minWikipedia Conflict of Interest Policy: What WP:COI Requires
What WP:COI and the Wikimedia Terms of Use require, who they apply to, and what disclosure looks like. Page creation from €2,400; paid work always disclosed.
8 minWho Edits My Wikipedia Page? Four Editor Types and Responses
Who edits your company's Wikipedia page, how to spot each of four editor types, and what to do. Wikimonitoring plans from €79, annual support from €720.
9 minWikipedia Reliable Sources: A Layer-by-Layer Reference
How Wikipedia judges sources, layer by layer: core policies, source-type bands, edge cases, reviewer scoring and how to build a draftable source set.
9 minHow AI Decides Which Brands to Cite, and What You Control
AI names brands from training data, live search and entity records. What is documented, what is not, and what you control. Audit from €490.
9 minDoes Your Company Qualify for Wikipedia? The NCORP Source Test
Most companies do not qualify yet. How WP:GNG and WP:NCORP judge sources, what never counts, and a notability audit from €490 credited toward the page if you order it within one month.
9 minWikidata and the Google Knowledge Graph Explained
Wikipedia, Wikidata and Google's Knowledge Graph are three systems. What Wikidata can and cannot do for a Knowledge Panel and AI answers; item from €680.
9 minWhy Wikipedia Is ChatGPT's Top Source (and What It Means)
Wikipedia is ChatGPT's most-cited source in the best-known study, but a page guarantees no mention. How it reaches AI answers and where its influence ends.
8 minAEO vs GEO vs SEO: What Each Means and What to Do First
SEO ranks pages, AEO targets the answer, GEO targets generated text. How they differ, how to measure them and what to do first. Audit from €490.
8 minReddit and Quora AI Visibility: Show Up Without Spamming
Why answer engines cite Reddit and Quora, why fake virality backfires, and what disclosed participation looks like. AI visibility audit €490.
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