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News Source: http://www.copybrighter.com
Published: May 28, 2008 - 11:16 am
Story Found By: martinbowling 1820 Days ago
Category: SEM
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Question: When and when not to use wikipedia for rep management. Let’s "say" I have a client with a rep issue. I go out and create a wikipedia page for them, more because I want to know how to create a good wiki page. Now that sucker is on page 2 of Google (for the company’s name) with no signs of slowing down. No link building has taken place - just the sheer power of being wikipedia. Is this good or bad? Should I promote it, or am I shooting myself in the foot once the "bad guys" see it?
Cenacle,I’m not a Wikipedia expert, but here’s what I do know:Wikipedia can be edited by anyone, but it isn’t meant to include opinions or slams - just citable facts, in theory. If there are factual incidents (news stories, lawsuits) that your client may want to avoid publicizing, they CAN be listed in Wikipedia. If you argue over it on the "talk" page, you’ll probably lose.Wikipedia has a feature called a "watchlist" and you should definitely add the article to the watch list and monitor it for edits. Keep an eye on it weekly, if not daily.If the article becomes problematic, you can always propose to have the article deleted as insignificant or not having enough major media mentions or citations.
Sphunn for the weird idea but I think this should be the last resort. You can use the technique with pages writing about you which are not your own first.
interesting idea