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Let's discuss your Wikipedia strategy.
Every Wikipedia project starts with understanding your goals, your media coverage, and your long-term reputation strategy. We listen first, assess honestly, and only then recommend a path forward.
New engagements taken on by referral or direct inquiry — no cold outreach, ever.
500+
Projects supported
11 yrs
In this field alone
Disclosed
Every paid contribution
20+
Countries served
Who you'll speak with
A real consultant reads every inquiry. Not a sales team.
Syed Mehmood
Lead Wikipedia Consultant
11 years working inside Wikipedia's editorial process
Every inquiry that arrives here is read by a consultant who has spent over a decade inside Wikipedia's notability assessments, disclosed-contribution rules, and deletion discussions — not by an account manager working from a script.
- Personally reviews every inquiry before any call is scheduled
- Works strictly within Wikipedia's paid-contribution disclosure rules
- Will tell you plainly when the honest answer is “not yet”
“What impressed me most was the honesty. They gave us a realistic assessment from day one, never overpromised, and guided us through every step with exceptional professionalism.”
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- A consultant reads your submission in full — no auto-reply, no ticket queue.
- You receive a personal email with our first honest read on your situation.
- If there's a path forward, we'll propose a time to talk it through.
What happens next
From inquiry to roadmap, without the runaround.
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Frequently asked
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
Do you guarantee approval?
No, and we'd be cautious of anyone who says they can. Wikipedia is written and maintained by independent volunteer editors, and no agency controls that outcome. What we can guarantee is a rigorous, honest assessment of whether a case exists, and a submission built to the same standard an experienced editor would expect.
How long does the process take?
Research and drafting typically take two to six weeks depending on how much reliable sourcing already exists. Community review afterward is outside anyone's control and can take longer — we'll tell you what to expect once we've seen your specific situation.
Can you help assess readiness?
That's usually the first thing we do. Before any drafting begins, we review the coverage available about you or your organization and tell you plainly whether it meets the bar — including when the honest answer is "not yet."
Do you work internationally?
Yes. We're based in Karachi and work with clients across more than twenty countries, entirely through remote consultations by phone, WhatsApp, and video.
What industries do you support?
Business leaders, founders, nonprofits, authors, academics, and organizations across most sectors. What matters more than industry is whether independent, reliable coverage exists to build from.
How are consultations conducted?
Whichever way suits you best — a phone call, a WhatsApp conversation, or a video call. We'll confirm details after you reach out.
Is it possible to pay through a third-party platform?
Yes. If you'd feel more comfortable with payment protection in place, we're glad to formalize the engagement through Upwork or Freelancer instead of a direct arrangement — the work proceeds exactly the same way, just under that platform's own contract and payment terms. Just let us know when you reach out.
Still unsure?
Let's just have a conversation.
No pressure. No obligation. Just an honest, expert read on where you stand.
If the answer is “Wikipedia isn't right for you yet,” we'll say exactly that.
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