Brand has a Wikidata record and a Wikipedia article. Wikipedia and Wikidata are among the sources AI answers draw on most, and the canonical record for "what is this company".
The check searches Wikidata for the organization named in your schema, follows the sameAs link if you declared one, and then looks for an English Wikipedia article on the entity. A Wikidata item without an article is a warning; no record at all is a failure.
Wikipedia and Wikidata are among the sources AI answers draw on most, and the canonical record for "what is this company". Without an entry, a major recognition channel has nothing about you — and may conflate you with a namesake that has one.
Search wikidata.org for your company name. If an item exists, check that its official website (P856) is your domain. Then search Wikipedia.
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What the agent does: this is outside the site; the agent tells you whether the record exists and what the next step is — it will not write a Wikipedia article about you.
Part of the 23 checks · group: Brand identity — JSON-LD on the page, entity links (@id, sameAs), Wikidata record, consistent external profiles.
Yes, for an organization with verifiable public facts — Wikidata asks for references, not notability. Wikipedia is different: it needs independent sources.
Because the article is what gets cited. A Wikidata item makes you machine-known; the article makes you quotable.
The page check reads your public pages from outside and runs all 22 — free, no signup, no AI engine involved.