Detailed research, editing, and consultation for every stage of Wikipedia readiness.
A professional consultation framework designed for organizations, creators and public figures seeking ethical, research-based guidance.
A clear, professional evaluation of your notability, publication history and source strength.
Who it is for: founders, authors, companies and public figures seeking clarity before they invest time in article creation.
What it includes: review of sources, notability diagnostic, and a readiness report.
Targeted identification of high-quality, independent sources that support Wikipedia eligibility.
Who it is for: anyone with content but unclear source strength.
What it includes: source mapping, citation assessment, and a prioritized reference list.
Expert review of draft content with recommendations for tone, structure and citation placement.
Who it is for: clients who already have a page or draft and need editorial elevation.
What it includes: content audit, structural roadmap, and editorial recommendations.
Hands-on support for shaping a neutral, encyclopedic draft that aligns with Wikipedia policy.
Who it is for: people who want more than advice — they want a strong draft prepared with guidance.
What it includes: drafting, source placement, and Wikipedia-style formatting.
Structured sessions on Wikipedia policy, community expectations, and responsible editing practices.
Who it is for: teams, communicators, and individuals who need to operate with confidence in Wikipedia spaces.
What it includes: policy briefing, editing best practices, and ongoing support guidance.