Be the Name People Look Up. And Trust.
Wikipedia, press, broadcast and search: the places a journalist, editor or event organizer checks before they take you seriously. We build all four, so they agree with each other.
A book makes you an author.
Authority makes you the one they cite.
Six ways to build authority.
Start with one, or let us sequence them. Most authors begin with press, then Wikipedia, then presence.
Wikipedia Article Development
Researched, sourced and written to editor standards, then guided through review.
International PR
Interviews, reviews and features placed in outlets your readers already trust.
Authority Building
Bylined articles, podcasts and speaking slots that make you the person editors call.
Online Presence
Your name on page one, telling one story across your site, profiles and press.
Personal Branding
The story, look and voice behind the book, not just a name on the cover.
International Media Exposure
TV, radio and digital broadcast appearances you can reuse everywhere else.
Each step makes the next one easier.
Press creates sources. Sources make Wikipedia possible. Both make search and broadcast easier.
Story
We find the angle editors, producers and readers will actually care about.
Coverage
Press and interviews placed in outlets that carry weight.
Record
Wikipedia and profiles built on that coverage.
Presence
Search results, panels and listings aligned to one story.
Reach
Broadcast and speaking slots that put you in front of new audiences.
No bought reviews, no undisclosed paid editing, no rented rankings. Ever.
Every placement delivered as a permanent URL you can cite.
A single consultant across PR, Wikipedia, presence and media.
Tell us about your book. We'll map the path.
A free 20-minute review of your current coverage and presence, and the order we’d build your authority in.