We understand your confidence in your notability, which you’ve undoubtedly worked hard to achieve. However, Wikipedia has very specific criteria that must be strictly adhered to in order to prevent the page from being deleted in the short or long term.

The audit, essential for any page creation collaboration with Wikiconsult, serves to 1) maximize the chances of the page not being deleted if the audit is favorable, and 2) identify precisely what is lacking in terms of media coverage and press work in case the audit is unfavorable, in order to improve the chances of being included as quickly as possible.

A detailed audit of the situation will provide insights into the specific reasons and circumstances of the rejection, as well as any potential alternatives. A deleted page must go through a specific process: a page restoration request. This underscores the importance of getting things right from the start!

The current Wikipedia rules permit this. They require that it be done with full transparency and in a codified manner.

Creating your own page (or that of an employee or client) is often viewed negatively by some members of the Wikipedia community. However, others (including us) believe that this situation is often unavoidable in various professional, cultural, academic, political, or non-profit environments.

For us, the goal is not to demonize these practices, but to work with them in pursuit of mutual benefit.

However, it is essential to exercise extra caution and professionalism when working in this context on Wikipedia, to avoid having your contributions removed or even facing a block on your account and IP address, which would make future creation or editing of the concerned page difficult.

In that case, you can self-train to contribute to Wikipedia! It’s 100% free, which is actually the founding principle of the encyclopedia!

You’ll find many resources on this topic available for free on Wikipedia (here). There are also free workshops at libraries or universities from time to time. You can join collaborative workshops on Wikipedia, ask questions, and interact directly with other contributors on the teahouse or in the village pump, among other places.

The notability audit we conduct is designed to minimize this risk, and since we implemented the audit, 100% of the pages we have created have remained online. However, this does not mean there will never be any issues, given the collaborative nature of Wikipedia.

Approximately 113,000 people contribute to English Wikipedia each month (source), while the number of English speakers is estimated at 1.35 billion. Although anyone can theoretically contribute to Wikipedia, in practice, a small minority (less than 0.0001% of people) actually does. According to us, the reasons for this are:

• Lack of time or interest
• Difficulties understanding how it works
• Fear of criticism and reactions from more experienced Wikipedians

We assist those who do not wish to engage with Wikipedia themselves or who have not managed to grasp all its nuances.

If, on the other hand, you wish to become a contributor, we wish you the best of luck with that experience 🙂!

When rates are not regulated, you can find all kinds of prices. This is especially true for service-based offerings.

On our website, we aim to provide all the information you need to assess our credibility, experience, and transparency in Wikipedia support. This will enable you to make an informed decision by comparing this information with that of other providers you may contact.

On Wikipedia, our clients are most often: (1) mid-sized companies, large corporations, or SMEs from all sectors; (2) associations, federations, or institutions; (3) public figures (such as artists, politicians, athletes, writers), intellectuals, and academics; and (4) media outlets and digital-native publishers.