Notability is the test Wikipedia editors use to decide if a topic merits its own article. You need to develop a case, using only sources that Wikipedia recognizes, which explains why your entry warrants inclusion in a global encyclopedia.
Wikipedia’s requirements are exacting, especially for pages about living people. You can’t lean on a blue check mark on Instagram or a page on IMDb. Nor can you use the loftiness of a client list or celebrity endorsements. Those credentials are impressive, but they’re unreliable, according to the Wikipedia powers that be.
The notability gold standard is media coverage that meets a variety of painstaking criteria. Let’s dive into that rabbit hole.
