Most rejected Wikipedia pages fail for the same reason — not enough independent coverage, or a draft that reads like a resume. We start with notability, then write. That order is why our pages get approved.
A Wikipedia biography isn't a bio you submit — it's an argument you make, backed by sources you don't control. Get the sourcing or the tone wrong and the page is deleted, often within hours. Our writers build the notability case first, then write the article around it.
We confirm independent coverage exists before a single sentence is drafted.
Every fact in the draft traces back to a published, independent source.
Written to match the tone and structure Wikipedia reviewers expect to see.
Submitted via Articles for Creation and defended if reviewers push back.
Send us your name and background. We'll tell you honestly if it qualifies.
From the first notability check to the final published article, every stage of writing a Wikipedia biography is handled in-house, by the same team.
Before we write anything, we check whether independent coverage actually supports a standalone Wikipedia page — and tell you if it doesn't.
We locate and vet independent, published coverage — news, trade press, books — that can support every claim in the article.
The article is written in neutral, encyclopedic tone, structured the way Wikipedia's manual of style expects a biography to read.
Conflict-of-interest disclosure, notability policy, and verifiability requirements are followed from the first draft, not patched in afterward.
The draft is submitted through Articles for Creation, where an independent reviewer checks it before it goes live.
Once live, we track the page for edits, disputes or deletion nominations so it stays accurate and intact.
Six stages, always in this order — because skipping the early ones is exactly how pages get rejected.
We learn who the subject is and what's already been written about them publicly.
01Coverage is reviewed against Wikipedia's notability standard before we commit to writing.
02Every usable independent source is gathered and matched to specific article claims.
03The biography is written in neutral tone with full inline citations.
04You review the draft for factual accuracy before it's submitted anywhere.
05Submitted through AfC review, then published and monitored after it goes live.
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A Wikipedia page isn't marketing copy — it's treated as a neutral, third-party record, which is exactly why it carries so much weight. It's often the first result for your name, the source recruiters and journalists trust most, and the basis for the knowledge panel that shows up next to your name in search.
Done properly, once, it keeps working for years with only light maintenance — a far better return than most one-time content investments you'll make for your public profile.
Find out where your notability case actually stands — no cost to ask.
Six categories of subjects, one standard applied every time — real coverage, properly sourced, written to last.
Authors, founders and private individuals with genuine independent coverage, written up as complete, sourced biographies.
Corporate histories built from trade press, financial reporting and news coverage rather than press releases.
Political and civic figures whose biographies demand extra sourcing rigor and ongoing accuracy monitoring.
Doctors, lawyers, academics and executives with published, citable achievements worth a standalone page.
Career biographies built on verifiable stats, competition results and independent sports journalism.
Discography-based biographies sourced from music press, chart data and independent reviews.
We say no to subjects who don't yet meet notability — before you pay.
No outsourced drafts. Every biography is written by our own research and writing team.
Your involvement is handled discreetly, through properly disclosed accounts throughout.
We stay on the page after launch, watching for disputes and edits.
Anyone can write a Wikipedia-style article. Getting one to survive review is a different skill entirely — it depends on sourcing judgment we've built over thousands of pages. We'll tell you plainly if your case is strong, borderline, or not there yet, before any writing starts.
We won't write a page for someone who doesn't yet meet Wikipedia's notability bar — not because we can't produce the text, but because that page gets deleted, and a deleted page is worse than no page at all. It attracts scrutiny to any future attempt.
Our mission is narrower than “get you on Wikipedia.” It’s to build a biography that belongs there, sourced well enough that it stays there.
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Professional Wiki Help is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation. We provide independent consultancy services and operate in accordance with Wikipedia's Terms of Use, including its paid-contribution disclosure requirements. Not every subject meets Wikipedia's notability guidelines for a standalone article, and no service can guarantee approval or permanence of any published page.
