Fandom · article creation
Fandom article creation: a page for a company or a person in a wiki community
Fandom is thousands of wiki communities on one platform, each with its own topic, language and moderators. We pick the wiki that fits your topic, write the article to its rules, with an infobox, sections and sources, and watch over it for 30 days. €400, 7–14 days.
€400 · 7–14 days · no media-coverage requirement · 30 days of monitoring
Introduction and sources
№1 on Google
Company introduction
Google's first page01 Which to choose
Fandom, Wikitia or EverybodyWiki: what fits your case
Alternative wikis solve different problems. Pick your situation and we show what works, what it costs and what that platform will not give you.
- Fandom is a large domain that Google knows well: in our example the page ranks №1
- An article with an infobox, sections and sources, as on Wikipedia
- No media-coverage requirement
- Only if you genuinely fit the wiki's topic: moderators delete off-topic pages
- In six of our examples Wikitia ranks №1–№5 on Google's first page
- No topic community needed: an encyclopedia for companies and people
- No media-coverage requirement
- More expensive than Fandom
- A separate article for each market
- Open to the crawlers of ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity
- No notability requirement
- Google indexes it selectively
- The strongest signal for Google and AI assistants
- Paid editing is always disclosed on Wikipedia in WikiBusines' name
- 90 days of monitoring and support after publication
- You need independent sources about you: without them the article gets deleted
- Wikitia, EverybodyWiki, Fandom, Wikidata and AlfaWiki in one campaign
- The same facts on five platforms, the pages link to each other
- 15% cheaper than ordering separately (€2,360)
- IMDb for individuals is a separate line
02 Pages that last
Why a Fandom article lives for years while another disappears in a day
Every wiki on Fandom is a community with its own topic, language and moderators, and the Fandom team also cleans up advertising scattered across other people's wikis. Here are three real stories from one wiki, prostir.fandom.com.
- ✓Wiki language: Ukrainian, like the whole wiki
- ✓Wiki topic: civil society and business in Ukraine: an IT company with a Kyiv office and Kyiv IT Cluster
- ✓Sources: footnotes under the facts
- ✓Tone: neutral, third person
✓ The page has been live for over three yearsGoogle: first page
- ✕Wiki language: an English article on a Ukrainian-language wiki
- ✕Wiki topic: crypto compliance, outside the civil-society topic
- ✓Sources: present
- ✓Tone: neutral
✕ Deleted the next day: “not in Ukrainian, possibly does not fit the project's goals”10.11.2026
- ✕The same company on wikis of different topics and languages, including Japanese and Korean on a Ukrainian-language wiki
- ✕Subject matter: betting, online shops and other commercial pages outside the wiki's topic
- ✕Purpose: advertising, not an encyclopedia
✕ 33 pages removed by the Fandom team with the note “Cross-wiki cleanup”2026
Data: the deletion log of prostir.fandom.com, 10.11.2026. We do not name the deleted company.
03 How we write
A Fandom article: in the community's language and to its rules
We write in the wiki's language, in its style and within its topic. Advertising does not live in an encyclopedia, on Fandom or anywhere else.
ALLSTARSIT — міжнародна компанія, яка займається розробкою програмного забезпечення, надає послуги технічної підтримки та підбору персоналу. Компанію заснував у 2004 році Соломон Амар в Ізраїлі.[1]
Ми / Нашаfirst person plural: how a company writes about itself, not how an encyclopedia doesнайкращаa rating without a sourceідеальнихan advertising promiseпишіть намa call to action
- 1A wiki that fits the topicWe look for a community whose topic you really belong to. If there is none, we say so honestly and suggest another platform.
- 2The wiki's languageA Ukrainian-language wiki gets an article in Ukrainian, an English-language one in English.
- 3Infobox, sections, sourcesAs on Wikipedia: dated facts and footnotes with links.
- 4One page, one wikiWe do not scatter the same article across other people's wikis: that is exactly what the Fandom team removes.
04 Google
A Fandom article on Google: what our examples show
Fandom is one of the largest wiki domains, and Google readily takes its pages into search. Positions depend on the query and change, so we show dated screenshots.
Two examples, google.com, 10.11.2026
- ✓“Соломон Амар”Fandom — №1
- ✓“ALLSTARSIT”first page, after the website, DOU and LinkedIn
Searched from Europe, in Ukrainian; results are personalized, so your positions may differ.
What we do after publication
- ✓A link to the Wikidata itemif there is one
- ✓30 days of watching edits and tagsmonitoring
- Status on Googlein the report
Need a page that does not have to be tied to a community's topic? Wikitia →
05 How we work
How we create a Fandom article: five steps in 7–14 days
From you: a brief, the key facts and links to sources. We pick the wiki and write, and you approve the text before publication.
We choose a wiki for the topic
A draft in encyclopedia style
ALLSTARSIT
ALLSTARSIT — міжнародна компанія, яка займається розробкою програмного забезпечення.[1]
You read and approve
We publish
Report and 30 days
06 Price
How much a Fandom article costs: €400, one price
€400article · 7–14 days
- Choosing a wiki community for your topic
- An article in the wiki's language with an infobox and sections
- Sources with links
- A link to Wikidata, if there is one
- 30 days of monitoring after publication and a report
Fandom in the SEO & LLMs Booster Pack
The same facts on five platforms in one three-week campaign. The pages link to each other, and Wikidata ties them into the knowledge graph.
- Fandom
- AlfaWiki
- EverybodyWiki
- Wikitia
- Wikidata
07 Comparison
Fandom, Wikitia and EverybodyWiki: compared on five criteria
| Criterion | Wikitia | EverybodyWiki | Fandom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | €550 | €430 | €400 |
| Timeline | 7–14 days | 5–10 days | 7–14 days |
| Main condition | No media-coverage requirement | The subject is real and verifiable | You belong to the wiki community's topic |
| Google page one | №1–№5 in six of our examples | Google indexes selectively | №1 and page one in two of our examples |
| Best for | Visibility on Google without Wikipedia | Several languages and AI assistants | Those who genuinely belong to the community's topic |
08 FAQ
Questions about a Fandom article
What is Fandom?
A platform with thousands of wiki communities on the MediaWiki engine: each is devoted to its own topic, from games and film to civil society in Ukraine.
Which wiki will my article go on?
The one whose topic you really belong to. We choose it before work starts; if there is none, we say so plainly and suggest another platform.
What language do we write in?
The wiki's language: a Ukrainian-language community gets Ukrainian, an English-language one gets English.
Can the article be deleted?
Yes, if it is off-topic for the wiki, in the wrong language or promotional: community moderators and the Fandom team remove such pages regularly. That is why we choose the wiki and write to its rules, which is how our examples have lived since 2023.
Will the article appear on Google?
Fandom is a domain Google knows well: in our examples the page is №1 and on page one. Nobody can guarantee a position; we put the status in the report.
What if someone changes the article?
For 30 days after publication we watch edits and tags and respond. After that, by separate agreement.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
€400 per article, 7–14 days from brief to publication, plus 30 days of monitoring.
What do you need from us?
A brief, the key facts, links to sources and, if you like, a photo or logo for the infobox.
Is it cheaper together with other platforms?
Yes. The SEO & LLMs Booster Pack covers five platforms (Wikitia, EverybodyWiki, Fandom, Wikidata, AlfaWiki) for €2,000 instead of €2,360 separately. Booster Pack →
Order an article on Fandom
Send us a brief and links, and we will pick a wiki for your topic or honestly tell you that another platform fits better.
- 1A brief and key factsWho you are, what you do, the main dates.
- 2SourcesOfficial website, registers, media publications.
- 3Your communityIndustry, city, a topic where you are known.