WikiAlerts™: Wikipedia tracking
Be the first to know when your Wikipedia page is edited. WikiAlerts™ sends real-time, easy-to-read email alerts the moment a tracked page changes, and lets you revert vandalism in near real time. It’s free: track up to 20 pages.
Your Wikipedia page is part of your reputation, whether you watch it or not.
Monitoring changes to corporate or executive Wikipedia pages is an essential component of reputation management. Wikipedia consistently takes the top spots in search results for brands and notable individuals.
It is also frequently the source of information in Google Knowledge Panels for top executives. When the page changes, the narrative that surfaces in search can change with it.
Being the first to know when that page changes is a must for anyone managing brand reputation or communications.
See how Wikipedia feeds the search results page →Think of it as Google Alerts for Wikipedia.
At launch we described WikiAlerts™ as the “Google Alerts” for tracking Wikipedia edits, traffic, and trends. The moment a tracked page is edited, a real-time, easy-to-read email lands in your inbox. If the edit is malicious or destructive, a Revert Vandalism button lets you undo it immediately.
WikiAlerts™ turns the often-confusing history of a Wikipedia page into something a communications team can actually act on. Each alert is built to read at a glance and to be acted on in seconds.
A virtual assistant for your communications team.
First launched as a beta, WikiAlerts™ was built to do the watching so your team does not have to, and to put a response one click away when it counts.
Be first to know
Get real-time email alerts when the Wikipedia pages you track are edited, so nothing changes without your knowledge.
Revert vandalism in near real time
If an edit is malicious or destructive, undo it immediately from the alert email itself.
Monitor activity, changes, and traffic
Track edits, vandalism, and page traffic on every page you follow, building a clear record over time.
Navigate the history easily
Cut through the often-confusing revision history of any Wikipedia page and see exactly what changed.
Track companies and individuals
Built for businesses and individuals alike, including corporate pages and the pages of top executives.
Keep your reputation fair
Our way of helping users keep their digital reputation fair and vandalism-free.
Adopted as an indispensable tool for tracking Wikipedia.
We knew WikiAlerts™ was ready for showtime when our own content and account management teams began using it for all of their tracking. It quickly became an everyday instrument for the people closest to the work.
We see it adopted by brand managers, chief communications officers, and PR managers as an indispensable tool for following the conversation about their Wikipedia reputation.
How we manage Wikipedia for clients →Start tracking your Wikipedia page.
WikiAlerts™ is free for up to 20 pages: sign up at wikialerts.fiveblocks.com and you are the first to know when something changes. If an edit needs a response, tell us here. For active issues, we respond promptly.
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