Once you’ve edited sufficient Wikipedia pages and shown your activity to Wikipedia, you can finally start working on creating your own. In many cases, if individuals don’t make edits first, Wikipedia suspends or deletes the account due to lack of activity.

So, now you can begin working on creating your own page. For that, you need to first settle on a good topic. When deciding on a topic, make sure it doesn’t already exist on Wikipedia, as this platform doesn’t support redundancy; it only wants distinct content.

After you’re certain your subject doesn’t exist on Wikipedia, you can start with research. Do your due diligence to get ample information about the topic to begin drafting the page. When you’re done with that bit, draft the content and proofread it to ensure it’s free of errors.

Don’t forget to add citations and references before you submit the page.

Wikipedia has its policies, and following all the steps will lead your page to approval. One of the chief policies is notability, which we’ve already discussed above. You must be sure that the topic you’ve chosen meets that criterion.

You have to guarantee the authenticity of your page in terms of its information. So, biased, argumentative, irrelevant, and fake information is strictly disregarded

People often ask: Is it important to have an account on Wikipedia? Why create a Wikipedia page for me, or why should I have a Wikipedia page? Today, we’re here to answer all these questions. Having a Wikipedia account or page is essential because it assists you in establishing and maintaining an online reputation or presence, improving your business’s notability and credibility.