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Wikipedia has an outsized presence in Google search results, as information from the digital encyclopedia is perfectly structured to answer user search queries. This post explores exactly how and why Google utilizes Wikipedia in order to improve search results.

With Wikipedia appearing so prominently in Google search results, brands have a clear incentive to harness that reach by optimizing their profile there. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, though, not a promotional website, and editors maintain strict guidelines as to what kind of content can stay on the site.

Wikipedia has an outsized presence in Google search results, as information from the digital encyclopedia is perfectly structured to answer user search queries. This post explores exactly how and why Google utilizes Wikipedia in order to improve search results.

Wikipedia’s editors are just like you and me, and understanding their motivations and the rules they follow is a crucial component to successful engagement on the site.

With its vast professional network and targeted approach, LinkedIn can significantly enhance your government contracting efforts. In this post, we’ll explore why LinkedIn is an ideal platform for reaching government employees and delve into actionable strategies for both personal profiles and company pages.

Companies use SEO because they want to improve their online search presence, but for larger brands and national brands, many components of first-page search results are not impacted by SEO.

In the weeks ahead, you may see an auto-OOO response in your inbox when you email some of us. That's because we're implementing staggered summer vacations for our whole team.

This may sound obvious, but: Claiming your knowledge panel is really important! There are few pieces of internet real estate as important for your brand as that small box, because it's exactly where customers, clients, investors, and even journalists are going to look for facts about your business, from website url to social media accounts to annual revenue and more.

In government contracting, both Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and Requests for Quotes (RFQs) are solicitation documents used by government agencies to obtain goods and services from suppliers or contractors.

However, they are used in different circumstances and have distinct characteristics.

Corporations are increasingly focusing their marketing efforts on LinkedIn to reach business decision makers, but it’s hard to fully cut the Facebook cord. LinkedIn needs to optimize its functionality in order to become the supreme channel in corporate social media playbooks.

Your organization’s Google Knowledge Panel entry is arguably the most important real estate on the web. This little box appears at the top right of all Google results related to your brand name. The Knowledge Panel is always above the fold and can often appear far more prominently than your website or other organic results. As such, it's the first thing customers, clients, investors, and journalists are going to see when they search for you.

Most Wikipedia articles are not created equally. A mix of onsite and offsite factors can essentially render two articles that cover similar topics (or similar brands) effectively impossible to assess against one another.

In federal contracting, there are several codes and identifiers that businesses may need, depending on their specific circumstances and the type of contracts they wish to pursue.

At Lumino, we help large organizations improve and manage their presence on Wikipedia. I'm not one to brag, but we're the best in the business at this type of engagement. We strictly follow Wikipedia's rule for conflict-of-interest editing, work constructively with the site's community to implement changes, and ultimately improve the accuracy and reliability of the encyclopedia's entries by adding factual, up-to-date, and reliably sourced information.

Flags basically mean that one or more Wikipedia editors have decided the article’s content doesn’t align with the site’s guidelines. This can be because of several specific problems. Flags immediately signal to readers that content in the article can’t be trusted.