We secure neutral, policy-aligned Wikipedia citations for reliable inclusion of your organization within the website. Our work focuses on editorial quality, transparent disclosure, and long-term retention rather than promotional insertions.
What We Deliver
- Audit of your notability and independent-source landscape.
- Neutral draft text and correctly formatted citation templates.
- Paid-contribution disclosure and transparent edit summaries when required.
- Follow-up monitoring and community engagement to maximize retention.
- A verification package with edit links and screenshots after delivery.
Why a Compliant Citation Matters
Wikipedia is frequently used by researchers, journalists, and knowledge panels as a reference layer. A neutral citation increases visibility to those audiences and can generate secondary mentions and referral paths.
Primary benefits
- Credibility: Independent citations are trusted by external audiences.
- Durability: Well-sourced edits that match editorial norms typically persist.
- Visibility: Citations can lead to downstream references and discovery.
Our Five-Step Editorial Process
- Audit: We review your organization and let you know if it can qualify for inclusion in Wikipedia.
- Strategy: Identify target article(s) and specific factual claims where a citation adds verifiability, not promotion.
- Drafting: Create neutral wording and citation templates ready for editorial review.
- Disclosure & Edit: Document paid involvement when applicable and post transparent edit summaries and talk-page notes.
- Monitor & Report: Track the edit, engage with editors if questions arise, and deliver verification materials.
We only accept projects that can qualify for inclusion in Wikipedia. We do not create or invent sources, and we will not add promotional content to Wikipedia. See Wikipedia: Verifiability for guidance on acceptable sourcing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you guarantee a Wikipedia link?
Yes, as long as your link meets the criteria. Wikipedia is community-moderated. We guarantee professional, policy-aligned execution—which will lead to editorial acceptance. Projects proceed only when organizations qualify for inclusion in Wikipedia.
How long does the process take?
Audit and drafting usually take 3–7 business days. Community review cycles vary depending on the activity of the target article and the volunteer editors involved.
Request an Audit
To begin with your audit, provide your organization or website URL, as well as the specific URL you wish to have included in Wikipedia, along with any keyword that you may want to suggest. We will reply with a feasibility assessment and an action plan.
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