Contact

Please reach out, whether you are just curious or truly desperate. Ask us all of your questions, big and small. We are happy to talk with you until you feel comfortable, informed, and ready to make a wise decision.

Send the name of the company, person, or institution and what you need, and we reply with a short set of questions. If you are not sure what you need, say so; it is the most common message we get, and the questions we send back will sort it out.

Other ways to reach us

Jake Orlowitz at the Wikimedia Diversity Conference in Berlin, 2013 — Jake Orlowitz, founder and principal, at the Wikimedia Diversity Conference in Berlin, 2013. The first call is a conversation, and this is who you will be having it with.
Photo, CC BY-SA.

How we treat you

We answer within a business day, and we say so when something will take longer.
We explain every Wikipedia term the first time it comes up. There are no stupid questions here, and you will never be made to feel behind.
We tell you the truth about your chances before you spend anything, including when the answer is no.
We stay through the part that is hard to watch, the review, and we take the calls when an editor pushes back.
We never surprise you, so nothing goes up that you have not read, and nothing is billed that you did not agree to.

What happens next

We reply with a few questions about the subject and the goal.
For a company or person, we deliver a free notability analysis or improvement analysis: a written verdict.
For an institution, we set up a scoping call.

Jake was incredibly helpful in guiding us through the Wikipedia process. His deep knowledge of Wikipedia's standards and editor expectations was invaluable. Jake was communicative, patient, and always available when questions came up. I highly recommend working with WikiBlueprint.
Katie, marketing manager, Quill.org