Google Knowledge Panel
A Google Knowledge Panel cannot be bought or created on request. Google generates panels automatically from sources across the web and from authorised data partners, and updates them as that information changes. If a panel about you or your organisation already exists, you can claim it with Google's own verification, by signing in to an official site or profile Google associates with you, such as YouTube, Search Console or your official social accounts, and then suggest changes. Not every panel can be claimed. We check whether a panel exists and whether it is claimable, take you through Google's verification, prepare corrections Google can verify against public sources, and strengthen the consistent, public information that panels are built from. We do not edit Wikipedia for pay and we never promise that a panel will appear.
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The process
Send us your name or brand as it should appear and links to your official profiles. We check whether a panel exists, whether it shows the option to claim it, and what Google is likely to be drawing on. If a panel is not realistic yet, we say so.
Claiming happens at the bottom of the panel, through Google’s own flow: you sign in to one of the official sites or profiles Google lists for you. If Google cannot identify any associated sites, it asks for more information. We prepare what to have ready so the first attempt succeeds.
Once verified, you can suggest changes and add authorised representatives. Google weighs suggestions against public sources, so each correction needs a source that says the same thing. We prepare the suggestion and the evidence behind it.
Panels are built from what the web says about you. We align your official site, structured data and official profiles so that they describe the same entity in the same way, which is what helps the right information surface. We do not create fake profiles, buy coverage, or edit Wikipedia for pay.
If you are a business with a physical location, the panel you see is usually your Business Profile, which has its own management route. We point you to it rather than through the Knowledge Panel process.
Before we start
Straight answer
Google decides whether a panel exists and what it shows. Claiming and correcting an existing panel works reliably when the information you want is supported by public sources. Getting a panel to appear for the first time depends on genuine public coverage and cannot be guaranteed by anyone; offers to create a panel for a fee are selling something Google says it does not do on request.
No one can create one on request. Google says knowledge panels are generated automatically from information across the web. What helps is genuine public coverage and consistent official information about you, which we can work on, but we never promise a panel will appear.
Search for yourself on Google, find your panel, and select the option to claim it at the bottom. Google asks you to sign in to one of the official sites or profiles it lists, such as YouTube or Search Console. Google notes that not all knowledge panels are claimable yet.
Once verified, you can suggest changes, and Google reviews them against other information. Anyone can also use the feedback link on a panel. Changes are not automatic, which is why each suggestion should be backed by a public source.
For a local business it is usually a Business Profile, which you manage through Google Business Profile rather than the Knowledge Panel claim process.
No. You sign in and verify yourself. We prepare the steps and the evidence, and we never ask for passwords or codes.
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