“Am I notable enough?” is the right question asked the wrong way. Wikipedia does not score celebrity. It looks for significant coverage in multiple reliable sources independent of you.
Self-check
- Can you name three independent pieces that discuss you (or your company) in depth — not just mention you?
- Were those pieces edited by outlets with a reputation for fact-checking?
- Did you pay for, dictate, or publish those pieces yourself?
- If you removed your website and press kit from the internet, would the remaining coverage still tell a coherent story?
If you fail any of those, a draft is premature.
What does not substitute for coverage
Revenue, headcount, follower counts, awards alone, “first in the city” claims, and partner testimonials. They may be true. They are not the notability test.
Get a second opinion without buying a draft
Commission a notability assessment — or start with our free screen via contact. Read the fuller policy walkthrough in notability requirements explained.
