About
A 15-year B2B agency for Wikipedia, Wikidata and AI visibility.
Founded 2010. Headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine. 1,000+ Wikipedia pages created and 5,000+ edited in the past year, across 160+ language editions.
- 15+ years
- In operation since 2010
- 1,000+
- Wikipedia pages created per year
- 5,000+
- Wikipedia pages edited per year
- 160+
- Wikipedia language editions
What we believe
Three operating principles
The Wikipedia services market is full of promises that can't be kept. We're built around the opposite.
Source-first, always
We don't ship pages that won't survive editorial review. If the source base isn't there, we say so.
Risk-managed, not promise-stacked
We don't guarantee what we can't control — Wikipedia community decisions, Google Knowledge Panels, LLM training. We manage the risk and tell the truth about it.
Long-term over launch
A published page is the beginning of work, not the end. Annual support exists because Wikipedia presence is an ongoing thing.
Who we are
Twelve people leading 50+ specialists
WikiBusines is a Kyiv-based team with editors across the EU. Below are the people accountable for the work — full names and LinkedIn handles, because the brand promise depends on knowing who's behind it.
Co-founder & CBO
Bohdan Dubylovskyi
Co-founded WikiBusines in 2010; oversees client strategy and the editorial-policy framework.
LinkedIn →
Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief
Roman Melnyk
Leads the Wikipedia editorial workflow and the in-house tooling that powers 1,000+ articles per year.
LinkedIn →
Head of Business Development
Basil Korolenko
Owns enterprise + agency relationships; primary contact for partnership and white-label inquiries.
Telegram →
PR & Communications Manager
Dara Cherednyk
Press, media coverage strategy, and outreach to journalists covering Wikipedia / AI-visibility topics.
LinkedIn →
Head of Digital
Volodymyr Dubylovskyi
Runs site, infrastructure, and the AI-visibility analytics stack across ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity.
LinkedIn →
Back-office Lead
Liudmyla Pavliuk
Contracts, invoicing, refund administration, and audit-log review.
LinkedIn →
Operations Manager
Anna Burda
Keeps delivery running — project intake, workflow coordination and internal operations across the editorial team.
LinkedIn →
Marketing & Partnerships, Eastern Europe
Marta Vozn
Owns marketing and partner relationships across Eastern Europe.
LinkedIn →
Business Development, MENA
Anoop Vincent
Builds client relationships across the Middle East and North Africa.
LinkedIn →
Sales Manager · SEO, GEO & LLMs
Vadym Rybachok
First point of contact for SEO, GEO and AI-visibility projects.
LinkedIn →
Sales Manager · Wikipedia
Nazarii Dubylovskyi
First point of contact for Wikipedia page creation and editing projects.
LinkedIn →
Head of Retention
Mario Melnyk
Looks after long-term clients — annual support, renewals and ongoing care.
LinkedIn →- 15+ years
- On the market
- 50+
- Specialists
- 1,000+
- Wikipedia articles / year
- 6
- Wikipedia language editions
- 23
- Wikieditors in-house
We're hiring across editorial, research and AI-visibility roles. See open roles →
Recognition
Featured in the press
Coverage and mentions across Ukrainian and international media.
Our story
From a 2010 Kyiv side-project to 50+ specialists
2010
Founded in Kyiv as a Wikipedia editorial service for Ukrainian companies.
2013
Expansion into CIS markets.
2017
EU and North American expansion — France, Spain, Estonia, Lithuania, Canada, USA.
2018
New product lines: SERM, political publicity and media strategy.
2019
First private-client mandates from Israel, Singapore, China, Japan, UAE and Saudi Arabia.
2020
Launched the Wikipatrol monitoring project.
2021
Co-founders Bohdan Dubylovskyi and Roman Melnyk named to Forbes 30 Under 30 (Ukrainian edition). Social-responsibility programme: NGO partnerships and the Zvyzdobolid publication.
2022
Acquired the WikiLab editorial-tooling business; product office in Jena, Germany.
2024
Services across 6 Wikipedia language editions with EU-based editors; sales office in Spain.
2026
AI visibility becomes a core offer. New brand home at wikibusines.net.
Community
Partners
Organisations we've supported and collaborated with over the years.
Where we draw the line
What we will not do
Compliance is the precondition, not a footnote. The Wikipedia and AI-visibility market runs on shortcuts that get pages deleted and reputations burned — these are the ones we refuse, by policy, every time.
- We do not create fake sources, manufacture coverage, or pay journalists for placement.
- We do not submit through sock-puppet or undisclosed accounts.
- We do not sell “secret methods” or claim a 100% success rate.
- We do not remove or suppress negative content from independent media.
- We do not claim backdoor access to AI / LLM training pipelines.
- We do not use content farms or bot networks.
Every one of these is a fast way to a deleted page, a public deletion discussion, or a damaged reputation. We’d rather tell you a project isn’t ready than win it dishonestly.
Where we are
WikiBusines · Kyiv, Ukraine
Oresta Levytskoho Str, 11
Desnianskyi District
02116 Kyiv
Ukraine
Email: team@wikibusines.com
We work in English, Ukrainian and German on day-to-day comms. Our editorial team covers 160+ Wikipedia language editions.
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