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Authority
Knowledge panels, profiles and the pages that should own your name.
Podcast interviews and personal brand authority
How podcast interviews build personal brand authority in search: pick shows, agree the facts, reuse episodes on your own site and fix mistakes.
Press kit for public figures: what to include
A press kit for public figures: what to include, how to host it so it is found, how to license photos and what to leave out to protect your privacy.
Remove Wikipedia Page About Me: What Is Possible
Can you remove a Wikipedia page about you? A decision guide to what is deletable, what can only be corrected, and what happens to search results after.
Speaker page for a personal brand: build and verify it
A speaker page for your personal brand, plus accurate event listings, gives search engines and AI answers checkable proof. What to publish and what fails.
Thought leadership reputation: what it does to search
Thought leadership reputation in search: how what you publish becomes results about your name, which formats help, and how to avoid claims that backfire.
Wikidata Entry for a Person: Check, Fix, or Skip It
A Wikidata entry for a person is a structured fact record, not a profile. How to check yours, what belongs in it, how to fix a wrong one, and when to skip.
Wikipedia Page Reputation: What You Can and Cannot Do
How a Wikipedia page affects your reputation, what you may and may not do, and the legitimate routes: talk page, edit requests, BLP noticeboard, VRT.
Wikipedia Conflict of Interest: What Is Allowed
Wikipedia conflict of interest rules for subjects, employees and agencies: what you may edit, what disclosure looks like and how edit requests work.