Build Your Digital Legacy with Expert Wiki Services

Notability is the key criterion for inclusion on platforms like Wikipedia. It means a topic has received significant coverage in reliable, independent sources (e.g., major news outlets, books, academic journals). Our free assessment will analyze this for you.

No ethical service can guarantee approval, as the final decision rests with volunteer editors. However, our expertise in the rules and our meticulous process give you the highest possible chance of success by ensuring every submission is fully compliant with notability guidelines.

Wikipedia has the strictest notability rules. Wikitia is a valuable professional platform for subjects that are notable but may not yet meet Wikipedia's high threshold, making it a perfect place to build a verifiable online presence and secure a Google Knowledge Panel.

Timelines vary based on complexity, but a typical project from research to a live page takes 4-8 weeks. We prioritize quality and compliance over speed to ensure a lasting, positive result that is secure from deletion.

No, but it is strictly regulated. Wikipedia's terms of use require any paid editor to transparently disclose their affiliation on their user page and on the talk page of the article. We comply with all disclosure requirements, ensuring our work is ethical and transparent.

Page deletion typically occurs if an article fails to demonstrate notability or violates other core policies. Our initial audit is designed to prevent this by assessing notability beforehand. In the rare case of a deletion discussion, we engage constructively with the community to address their concerns.

You can, but it is strongly discouraged due to Conflict of Interest (COI) rules. Editing your own page can damage your credibility. It's best to propose changes on the article's "Talk page" or work with a neutral, expert editor like us to ensure changes meet Wikipedia's policies.

Reliable sources are publications with a reputation for fact-checking and accuracy, such as major newspapers, academic journals, and books from reputable publishers. Social media, press releases, and your own website are not considered independent, reliable sources.

A Wikipedia page provides a massive SEO boost. It ranks at the top of SERPs, secures the Google Knowledge Panel, and provides an extremely high-authority backlink to your website, which increases your site's overall domain authority and improves rankings for other keywords.

We cannot remove well-sourced, neutral information, even if it is negative, as this would violate Wikipedia's Neutral Point of View policy. However, we can ensure the information is presented in a balanced context and challenge any information that is poorly sourced, biased, or inaccurate to improve the overall tone of the article.

It's the information box that appears on the right side of Google search results. Google automatically generates it using trusted data sources, most notably Wikipedia and Wikitia. Having a page on these platforms is the most reliable way to get a Knowledge Panel for your brand.

Yes, as long as they are properly sourced from reliable, independent publications. We can add sections detailing significant, notable awards to build out the "Reception" or "Accolades" section of the article, further enhancing its credibility and your brand reputation.

Yes, we have a network of experienced editors who are native speakers in numerous languages. We can create or translate pages for different language versions of Wikipedia, helping you achieve global brand awareness and a consistent online presence across regions.

Page monitoring is a service where we watch your page 24/7 for any changes. Wikipedia pages can be edited by anyone, so this service is crucial to quickly revert vandalism, correct new inaccuracies, and ensure the long-term stability and integrity of your digital footprint.

Yes. A link to the subject's official website is standard practice for a Wikipedia article and is included in the "External links" section. This provides a high-authority backlink that is a core part of the SEO value.

If you don't currently meet the strict notability guidelines for Wikipedia, we recommend starting with a Wikitia page. This allows you to build a verifiable digital footprint and secure a Knowledge Panel while you work on a PR strategy to gain the media coverage needed for Wikipedia.

Absolutely. We frequently work with clients to update outdated information, add new achievements, correct inaccuracies, and generally improve the quality and neutrality of an existing article. This is a key part of brand reputation management.

To begin, we only need to know the subject of the proposed article (your name, your company, etc.). From there, our team conducts an independent notability assessment. If the project moves forward, we may ask for a list of existing press, but our research is conducted independently to ensure neutrality.

This is a core Wikipedia policy. It means that articles must be written without bias, representing all significant viewpoints fairly and proportionately as they are covered in reliable sources. Our expert editors are trained to write in this encyclopedic, neutral tone, avoiding promotional language.

We can upload images and logos, but they must comply with Wikipedia's strict copyright rules. Typically, a company's logo can be uploaded under "fair use" for an article about that company. Photos must be owned by you and released under a free license, such as Creative Commons.