Notability review
An honest assessment of whether independent sources support a page today.
Many authors and businesses want a Wikipedia page, and many are surprised to learn how strict Wikipedia is. Pages must be about notable subjects, backed by independent reliable sources, and written neutrally. Paid contributors must disclose their connection. Our Wikipedia writing support follows those rules completely.
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Your details and manuscript stay confidential.
An honest assessment of whether independent sources support a page today.
Finding and organizing reliable, independent coverage.
Neutral, well-cited draft text prepared for submission through the proper process.
Suggested corrections submitted through talk pages with proper disclosure.
We will not create pages for subjects that do not meet Wikipedia's notability guidelines, use undisclosed paid editing, or promise that a page will be accepted or stay live. Those shortcuts break Wikipedia's rules and usually end with the page deleted.
If a Wikipedia page is not realistic yet, we will tell you, and suggest ways to build the independent coverage that could make it possible later, such as press, reviews, and interviews.
Tell us where your manuscript stands. You will get an honest assessment and an itemized quote before any work begins.
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Straight answers to what authors ask us most. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
No. Wikipedia editors decide what is published. We give an honest assessment and prepare content that follows the rules.
Significant coverage in independent, reliable sources such as major newspapers, books, and academic works.
Yes. Wikipedia requires paid contributors to disclose their connection, and we always do.