A Wikipedia page that presents your public career in proportion — what the press wrote, not what your party or office wants
For (former) politicians, elected officials, public office holders and individuals whose civic role has been structurally followed by independent press.
The reality for public figures
Wikipedia applies a heightened standard for living persons (BLP — Biographies of Living Persons). Every claim must come from a verifiable, reliable source. For politicians: voting records, motions, interview statements and dossiers covered editorially by press. For public figures: civic work, appearances, board roles documented by media.
We work for sitting politicians (national parliament, senate, regional councils), former politicians, public officials, civic leaders and individuals who acquired public status through their role. For each category we apply a different sourcing strategy.
Why our approach fits your situation
BLP discipline
Wikipedia's rules on living persons require extra care: no unsupported claims, no leading framing, no old controversies stripped of context. We work within that discipline.
Politically neutral
We hold no party preference and offer no advice on framing or image. We describe what independent media described — left, right or center.
Discreet toward party and office
The engagement runs through Julius — no party office, no spokesperson, no communications adviser is informed. Just you and your editor.
What you specifically want to know
I was just elected — can I get a page now?
What do you do with negative coverage from the past?
Can I remain anonymous as the client?
Specific to public figures and politicians
Politically neutral, BLP-careful, discreet.
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