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Common Reasons Why Wikipedia Pages Get Rejected or Deleted

Many individuals and businesses attempt to create Wikipedia pages, only to have them flagged, rejected, or deleted. Here are some common reasons why Wikipedia pages fail and how American Wiki Publisher helps avoid these issues.

1. Lack of Notability

If a subject does not have significant coverage in independent sources, Wikipedia editors may reject or delete the page. We conduct notability assessments to ensure our clients meet Wikipedia’s standards.

2. Promotional or Biased Content

Wikipedia requires neutral, fact-based writing. Pages that use promotional language or exaggerated claims are flagged for deletion. Our expert writers maintain a balanced, encyclopedic tone for every page.

3. Unreliable or Poorly Cited Sources

Wikipedia does not accept self-published content, press releases, or social media posts as valid sources. We ensure that only credible, third-party references are used to strengthen legitimacy.

4. Improper Formatting

Wikipedia pages must follow structured formatting, including proper citations, sections, and references. Poorly structured pages are likely to be rejected. Our team ensures all Wikipedia content adheres to formatting guidelines.

Avoiding these mistakes is crucial for Wikipedia approval. American Wiki Publisher ensures every page is professionally crafted, fully compliant, and built for long-term success.