Wikipedia for founders and public figures
Wikipedia page for a public figure: a biography to the rules
We write Wikipedia biographies of founders and public figures to the encyclopedia's rules and keep watch over them after publication. When journalists, partners, a bank or an AI assistant look up your name, the first answer is your Wikipedia biography.
WikiBusines: an English page for a person costs from €1,620 and takes 4–5 weeks; 90 days of monitoring are included in the price.
Reviewed by Roman Melnyk, Chief Editor ·
Since 2010 writing for Wikipedia93% of pages pass review90 days of support in every project
- Born
- 1918, Kyiv
- Died
- 2020, Kyiv
- Office
- President of the NAS of Ukraine, 1962–2020
- Awards
- Hero of Ukraine, 1998
Description: Wikipedia
- Active
- since 2012
- Genre
- pop, folk
- Albums
- 4
- Awards
- music award, 2021
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- Office
- member of parliament, since 2019
- Earlier
- city council member, 2015–2019
- Committee
- budget
- Education
- law
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- Role
- CEO of Company N, since 2015
- Known for
- taking the company into the EU market
- Education
- engineering
- Other
- board member of Fund N
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- Organisation
- Fund N charity, since 2014
- Focus
- support for veterans
- Awards
- state honour, 2022
- Other
- board member
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Who was Borys Paton?
A Ukrainian engineer and materials scientist specialising in welding. From 1962 to 2020 he headed the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
Source: WikipediaWho is this singer?
A singer and TV presenter with four albums, winner of a music award in 2021.
Source: WikipediaWho is this politician?
A politician, member of parliament since 2019 and of the budget committee. Previously a city council member.
Source: WikipediaWho founded Company N?
An entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Company N. Under his leadership the company entered the EU market.
Source: WikipediaWho founded Fund N?
A civic leader and founder of the Fund N charity, which has supported veterans since 2014.
Source: Wikipedia- Colleagues and journalists see a dated career in one place.
- Work and awards attach to the right name, not a namesake.
- Promoters and brands see a verified career.
- Assistants name your albums and years correctly.
- Voters and journalists see dated offices, not rumours.
- A neutral, sourced text is harder to bend with a one-sided edit.
- Investors and the bank see independent confirmation of the role.
- Search no longer mixes you up with namesakes.
- Donors and partners see who stands behind the fund.
- Media take accurate facts instead of social media retellings.
A diagram, not a screenshot. What Google or an AI assistant shows is their decision.
The audit fee counts towards the page if it is ordered within one month. Other languages and services
02 What the price includes
What the Wikipedia page price includes: all the work and 90 days after publication
No extra charges for drafts, revisions or review. The scope is the same for every language edition.
Before publication
- ResearchOn you, your work and every publication.
- Source gatheringAn independent publication behind every claim.
- DraftEncyclopedic text written to Wikipedia's rules.
- Your reviewEdits in Google Docs, several rounds, until the facts are right.
- Image licensingA freely licensed photo for Wikimedia Commons.
- PublicationWith paid-editing disclosure under Wikimedia's rules.
- Discussion and reviewWe answer editors and take the article through review.
90 days after publication
We watch every change and respond to what happens.
- Small changesWe fix errors and make minor edits
- Deletion nominationWe defend the article in the discussion
- Article deletedWe rewrite, resubmit and restore it, up to three attempts
- Options exhaustedWe refund 80% of the cost
After 90 days, annual support from €720 extends the guarantee to 12 months.
03 Price by language
Wikipedia page price by language: each edition is written separately
The price depends on the Wikipedia language edition. The scope of work and the 90 days of support are the same for every language.
04 Who checks you
Why a public figure needs a Wikipedia page: it is what people see when they look you up
Before a meeting, a deal or a story, people type your name into a search. A Wikipedia page gives them a verified answer with sources.
Check your dates, roles and awards before publishing.
Check who you are before the first meeting.
See a verified career for a candidate.
Trust an expert that independent sources write about.
Look for public roles and linked organisations when vetting a client.
Vet speakers and nominees before inviting them.
Takes facts from Wikipedia and Wikidata for the knowledge panel.
Lean on Wikipedia when answering questions about you.
05 Where answers come from
Wikipedia, Wikidata and AI answers: how an article reaches search and the knowledge graph
Facts from the article reach Wikidata, then Google's knowledge graph and assistants' answers. So an error on Wikipedia spreads everywhere fast, and an accurate article spreads the right data just as fast.
Google builds the panel automatically, so nobody can guarantee it. We answer for the accuracy of the article and the Wikidata entry (from €680) it relies on.
06 Why not write it yourself
Writing your own Wikipedia article: what happens if you do it yourself
Wikipedia editors spot self-promotion quickly and tag the article with banners. This is how they pile up until the article gets serious attention.
Banner texts follow English Wikipedia; the design approximates the original.
07 Not enough press yet
If there is not enough press for Wikipedia: platforms with a lower bar
When there is not yet enough independent coverage for Wikipedia, some platforms have a less strict notability bar. They give you a page in search and a source for AI while you build press.
A structured record about you for Google and AI assistants.
An encyclopedia entry with no mandatory media-coverage requirement.
A wiki article with lighter editorial standards, in 20+ language editions.
A large wiki community indexed by search engines and AI.
Another wiki platform for a biographical record.
A profile for people with verified credits in film, TV or video.
Meanwhile, build independent coverage so you can qualify for Wikipedia later. Media coverage
08 What we do with the text
Editing a Wikipedia biography: from promotional bio to encyclopedic text
Reviewers tag praise and unsourced claims with templates. We remove them before submission.
Borys Paton was a genius scientist and an immortal legend of world science[peacock term] a Ukrainian engineer and materials scientist specialising in welding.[1]
A reviewer tagged the claimRemoving the unsourced judgementWriting the factTag removed, the claim has a source
He received countless top honours[citation needed] was the first person to be awarded the title Hero of Ukraine, in 1998.[2]
A reviewer tagged the claimRemoving the unsourced judgementWriting the factTag removed, the claim has a source
His idea changed world medicine forever[promotional tone] led to the electric welding of soft tissue, for which the development team received the State Prize in 2004.[3]
A reviewer tagged the claimRemoving the unsourced judgementWriting the factTag removed, the claim has a source
The perennial head of Ukrainian science[when?] President of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine from 1962 to 2020.[4]
A reviewer tagged the claimRemoving the unsourced judgementWriting the factTag removed, the claim has a source
Facts in the neutral versions come from the Wikipedia article on Borys Paton. The promotional versions are written for the demo. Template names are given as in English Wikipedia.
09 How we work
Wikipedia biography creation: six steps from audit to support
Audit
In 5 days we give a written verdict: go ahead, build sources first, or do not make a page.
You send your publications. The €490 counts towards the page if it is ordered within one month.
Contract
We fix languages, timing and limits: what we do and what the Wikipedia community decides.
You approve the scope.
Sources
We tie every claim to an independent source. A claim without one does not go in.
You help find missing publications.
Draft
We write in an encyclopedic tone: facts, dates, opinions attributed to whoever gave them.
You check factual accuracy.
Publication
We submit the article with paid-editing disclosure and answer the reviewers.
You get the link to the page.
Support
90 days of monitoring, support and guarantee. If the article is challenged, we defend it with sources.
After that the page is yours to keep or goes on an annual plan.
5 days for the audit4–5 weeks from start to publication with enough sources93% of pages we take on pass review
10 Questions
Wikipedia article about a person: frequently asked questions
What does the page price include?
Research, source gathering, the draft, your review, image licensing, publication, discussion with editors and review. Plus 90 days after publication: edits, deletion defence, resubmission and, if all options are exhausted, an 80% refund.
How long does it take?
The audit takes 5 days. From start to publication usually 4–5 weeks if there are enough sources. If independent coverage has to be built first, allow 40–60 days or more.
Do I qualify for a page?
If two or more independent reliable outlets have written about you in depth, you probably have a case. If your coverage is mostly interviews and press releases, sources come first. The €490 audit gives a written answer.
What if the page is deleted?
We defend the article in the discussion; if it is deleted, we rewrite and resubmit it, up to three attempts. If it cannot be restored, we refund 80% of the cost. 93% of the pages we take on pass review.
Can I decide what the text says?
You check the facts and approve the draft. Tone and wording follow Wikipedia's rules: neutral, sourced, without judgements. After publication the community can edit the article.
What about negative press?
If reliable sources covered something negative, the biography will reflect it, proportionately and neutrally. The audit reviews the whole record before we start and says plainly if a page would hurt.
Can I have the page in several languages?
Yes. English from €1,620, other languages from €700 to €1,400. Each edition has its own community, so we assess sources for each separately.
How do I pay?
Prices are fixed in euros. We accept SWIFT, SEPA, Wise, Payoneer, PayPal, Visa and Mastercard, and USDT (TRC-20).
Order a notability audit for a biography: a verdict in 5 days
Send your name and links to the strongest coverage about you. In 5 days the audit gives a written verdict: the page is realistic, premature or not advisable.