I need an experienced Wikipedia editor who can turn our pre-written company materials into a live, fully compliant article. The draft content, citations, and any required images will be ready on my side; what I’m missing is the expert touch that gets the page accepted and keeps it there. Your track record should include several corporate pages that are still standing, showing you know every angle of Wikipedia’s notability, neutrality, and reliable-source rules. If policy changes crop up during the process, I expect clear advice on how to adapt the draft rather than risk deletion. Please share: • links to at least two approved company pages you’ve created or significantly expanded • a brief outline of your step-by-step approach (submission, review follow-ups, post-publication monitoring, etc.) • your fixed price and realistic turnaround time for a typical article of roughly 600–1,000 words Acceptance criteria: the page must reach live status, pass the pending changes review with no outstanding tags, and include all citations we supply unless they violate policy. If you see gaps, flag them early so we can source additional references. I’m ready to move forward as soon as I find the right fit.