Submit to Wikipedia as a reference source

Submitting your business as a reference source to Wikipedia — cited within an existing relevant article, not writing about yourself — is a legitimate, indirect path to Wikipedia presence that respects the platform's strict self-promotion rules.

Being cited as a source within an existing article is far more achievable and legitimate than attempting to create a self-authored article, and Wikipedia citations carry significant AI-visibility weight.

How to do it

1. 1
   Find existing Wikipedia articles genuinely relevant to your expertise or data

   Topics where your original research or data would legitimately strengthen an existing claim.
2. 2
   Never edit the article yourself to add your own citation

   This violates Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest guidelines — instead, suggest the addition via the article's talk page.
3. 3
   Let independent editors decide

   The legitimate path is proposing, not inserting.