Freelance professionals
Consultants, doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs: your reputation in an encyclopedic entry.
Your story on Wikipedia, one byte at a time
Are you already on Wikipedia?
Find out in a minute how your page is doing, or whether you could have one.
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We are reading the page...We do the research
- Opening the page on Wikipedia
- Checking sources and references
- Rereading tone and structure
- Checking updates and maintenance
- Checking whether a Wikipedia page already exists
- Searching national and local outlets
- Looking at interviews and trade press
- Checking the date and independence of each source
- Comparing the results with the community criteria
We check sources, tone, structure and maintenance. It can take up to a minute.
It usually takes less than a minute.
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Wikipedia professionals
From your story to the world
We write your story on Wikipedia, one byte at a time
We are not Wikipedia, just biography experts!
A Milan agency with over seven years of digital experience, specializing in Wikipedia pages.
A professional service for freelance professionals, athletes, journalists, public figures and businesses.
Who we work for
Athletes
Career, results and awards, backed by verifiable sources.
Journalists
Investigations, publications and editorial work, told neutrally.
Businesses
History, products and milestones in a solid, well-referenced page.
Why a Wikipedia page
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Prestige and legitimacy
A Wikipedia entry is a recognized form of public and professional legitimacy.
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Authority
Strict editorial criteria, neutral and verifiable content: the subject becomes credible.
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Global visibility
A lasting presence on one of the most visited platforms in the world.
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Top search results
Wikipedia entries often appear at the top of Google results.
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Impartial information
Accurate, neutral facts that strengthen trust and credibility.
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Reputation and relationships
Consolidates your brand identity and opens up new collaborations in your field.
How it works in brief
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1. Assessment and Collection
Profile Assessment
Material Collection
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2. Web Research
Sources and citations to support the page
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3. Proposal and Approval
Proposal Sharing
Client Approval/
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4. Submission and Publication
Submission to Wikipedia
Final Approval and Publication
What makes us different
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Wikipedia's rules come first
The community's policies and encyclopedic criteria, respected every time.
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Verifiable sources
Every proposal rests on independent sources and reliable citations.
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Shared approval
Nothing is submitted before your review and approval.
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Transparency about the process
Every step explained with clear, verifiable communication.
Guides and insights
The questions we hear most often, answered in full: Wikipedia's requirements, sources, costs and rules.
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Guide
How to create a Wikipedia page: a step-by-step guide
Notability, sources, drafting and review: what to know before you propose a new article on the English Wikipedia, and the mistakes that get new pages deleted within days.
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Companies
A Wikipedia page for your company: when it is possible and how to get one
Existing, growing or having a polished website is not enough. Here are the criteria Wikipedia applies to companies, the sources you need and the right path to an article that stays online.
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Costs
How much does a Wikipedia page cost? What you actually pay for
Publishing on Wikipedia is free, but doing the work properly is not. Here is what drives the price of a professional service, and the signs that separate a serious offer from a scam.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions we hear most, before anything starts.
Can't find your answer?
Contact the teamWho are you, really?
Wikicraft is a brand of Digipa S.r.l., an agency based in Milan specializing in writing Wikipedia pages. We are not Wikipedia, just biography experts.
Can my page be published?
It depends on meeting Wikipedia's encyclopedic criteria. Before going ahead we assess your profile free of charge to see whether you meet the necessary requirements.
Do you guarantee publication?
No: no service can. Publication and whether the page stays online are decisions of the Wikipedia community. We prepare a neutral, well-referenced proposal that follows the encyclopedia's criteria.
How long does it take?
Timing depends on the material available and the complexity of the profile. After the initial assessment we give you a shared estimate.
Who writes the content?
We draft the page proposal ourselves, starting from the material you send us and the verifiable sources we gather, in line with the neutral point of view.
Does Wikipedia accept paid contributions?
Yes, as long as they are disclosed. Wikimedia guidelines ask anyone writing on behalf of a client to disclose the conflict of interest and the paid contribution: we follow these rules in every project.
What do I need to get started?
The essential details of the profile, a selection of reliable sources (articles, interviews, awards, publications) and any copyright-free images. We take care of the research and the writing.
What is my role?
You provide the material, review and approve the draft page, and tell us about any additions before it is submitted to Wikipedia.
I already have a page: can you improve it?
Yes. At the top of this page you can analyze it for free: we check sources, tone, structure and maintenance and email you the report. The analysis works on the Italian, English, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese editions of Wikipedia.
How much does it cost?
Every project gets a dedicated quote after the free profile assessment.
Let's talk
Your profile assessment is free
Tell us who you are: we check the Wikipedia criteria and tell you frankly whether and how to proceed.