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{{unblock-spamun|Franklin1|I see that I have been blocked on suspicion of using Wikipedia for promotional purposes, and it is believed that Franklin Street Marketing is not a notable company. Before deciding to create a Wikipedia page, I did research to see if posting a page about our agency would be a legitimate use of the website. On Wikipedia, I found a page for a direct competitor of ours: Neathawk Dubuque & Packett (ND&P). I noticed that their page had been up since 2006, and noted that it contained basic information about their agency. It is apparent, looking at the discussion page, that a representative of the agency authored the page, so I was under the impression this was OK, so long as the article itself was written in an impartial manner. When writing the Franklin Street Marketing article, I modeled the content after the ND&P article so as to stay within the limits of Wikipedia regulations. I do feel Franklin Street is a notable organization - the agency has served clients across the country for 24 years, has won numerous awards, and has been featured in several industry publications. Unfortunately, most of the agency's appearances in the press are not available on the publications' websites, so I did not make mention of them. Please advise on how to improve the Franklin Street Marketing page to meet Wikipedia standards. If I am unblocked, I would like to (if possible) get the Franklin Street Marketing page to meet Wikipedia standards, and I would contribute additional information to existing pages lacking complete information, such as Catholic Health Initiatives and Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. There are also large healthcare marketing publications that have no mention on Wikipedia, such as HealthLeaders Media, that I could contribute to.}} |
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{{unblock-un on hold | 1=blocking administrator | 2=Franklin1 | 3=I see that I have been blocked on suspicion of using Wikipedia for promotional purposes, and it is believed that Franklin Street Marketing is not a notable company. Before deciding to create a Wikipedia page, I did research to see if posting a page about our agency would be a legitimate use of the website. On Wikipedia, I found a page for a direct competitor of ours: Neathawk Dubuque & Packett (ND&P). I noticed that their page had been up since 2006, and noted that it contained basic information about their agency. It is apparent, looking at the discussion page, that a representative of the agency authored the page, so I was under the impression this was OK, so long as the article itself was written in an impartial manner. When writing the Franklin Street Marketing article, I modeled the content after the ND&P article so as to stay within the limits of Wikipedia regulations. I do feel Franklin Street is a notable organization - the agency has served clients across the country for 24 years, has won numerous awards, and has been featured in several industry publications. Unfortunately, most of the agency's appearances in the press are not available on the publications' websites, so I did not make mention of them. Please advise on how to improve the Franklin Street Marketing page to meet Wikipedia standards. If I am unblocked, I would like to (if possible) get the Franklin Street Marketing page to meet Wikipedia standards, and I would contribute additional information to existing pages lacking complete information, such as Catholic Health Initiatives and Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. There are also large healthcare marketing publications that have no mention on Wikipedia, such as HealthLeaders Media, that I could contribute to. | 4=~~~~}}
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