A Wikipedia article is not an advertisement. It is a neutral summary of what reliable, independent sources have already said about you or your work. We help you understand whether you qualify and prepare drafts that respect Wikipedia's policies.
Notability comes from what independent sources publish about you, not from what you publish about yourself. Every sentence we draft is tied to a source a Wikipedia editor can verify.
Our guiding principle for every Wikipedia project
Wikipedia's community reviews and decides what stays published. Working within its rules from the start gives a draft the best possible footing.

Much of the work happens before a draft is written. We gather the coverage you already have, check which sources are independent and reliable, and organize the facts that can be verified.
If your coverage is not strong enough yet, we will say so and suggest steps, such as publicity and reviews, that can build a stronger public record over time.
We examine your existing media coverage against Wikipedia's notability guidelines.
Independent articles, reviews and references are gathered and verified.
We write a balanced draft where each statement is supported by a citation.
You check the facts for accuracy. Promotional additions are left out to protect the draft.
We guide the draft through Wikipedia's review channels with the required disclosures.
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