Wiki Writers

Most people who want a Wikipedia page don’t need more hype. They need to know if their coverage will stand up to Wikipedia’s editors, and what to do if it doesn’t. WikiWriters starts there. Every project opens with a notability check, so you hear the honest answer before any drafting begins.

Who we work with

• Founders and businesses: company pages built on independent press, trade coverage, and verifiable milestones
• Authors and creatives: biographies and pages for books, albums, films, and exhibitions
• Musicians, actors, and athletes: career pages that rely on reviews, charts, results, and awards
• Public figures and politicians: neutral, fully referenced profiles
• Nonprofits and schools: pages that describe the mission and history from reliable sources
• Specialists and academics: pages that show research impact through citations and recognition

How we work

Our Wikipedia consultants tell you in plain terms what is realistic: which sources count, what is missing, and how long it may take to build the coverage a page needs. Our writers work in Wikipedia’s encyclopedic tone and follow its rules on paid-editing disclosure. We don’t promise approval, because only Wikipedia’s editors decide, but we write every draft to give it the best chance of holding up.

What we do

• Notability assessment and source audit
• Draft writing in Wikipedia’s neutral, encyclopedic voice
• Citation research and reference formatting
• Submission through Wikipedia’s review process, plus responses to reviewer feedback
• Editing and rewriting of existing or declined pages
• Translation into other language editions
• Monitoring and updates after publication

Where we work

We support clients across London and the rest of the UK, and internationally.

To find out where you stand, request a free initial notability assessment from our team.