Wikipedia is hard. WikiWatch is easy.
You should be paying more attention to Wikipedia Wikipedia plays an important role in the global internet—and your brand's reputation. But there's never been an analytics tool to make insights easy, so you've never done anything about it. Now there is. WikiWatch delivers timely alerts, clear assessments, and offers help responding directly when you need it.
WikiWatch is the only tool that helps you:
Follow unlimited Wikipedia articles
Get instant alerts about changes
Find out exactly what happened
Get help responding to problems
Learn more about WikiWatch
Schedule a time and format that works best for you:
A 30-minute screen share demo or a 15-minute phone call
What is WikiWatch?
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Follow any Wikipedia article that interests you
WikiWatch enables you to follow as many Wikipedia pages as you like—about your brand, boss, competitor, or even your favorite sports team
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Get timely updates and critical insights into Wikipedia edits
WikiWatch delivers real-time notifications when something happens on Wikipedia, so you are always the first to know when something happens
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Understand exactly what is being said about your brand or topic
WikiWatch provides clear explanations of changes, so you don't have to guess what an edit to your Wikipedia page actually means
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Respond directly when a problem arises
WikiWatch streamlines the process of identifying problematic edits, formulating a response, and asking for changes when necessary
How It Works
Choose your Wikipedia articles
Start by adding as many Wikipedia articles to your Watchlist as you want
Receive email alerts and reports
Set real-time alerts to be notified when changes occur and choose when to receive periodic reports
Explore dashboard insights
Access your WikiWatch dashboard to get a simple explanation of what's happening on Wikipedia
Take informed action
Evaluate changes and share insights with your colleagues, or get assistance from your WikiWatch advisor
How to Get Started
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