In accordance with Wikipedia's paid contribution disclosure rules, I occasionally perform paid editing for clients. I do not advertise these services in any way, but am contacted by word of mouth by people to whom I have been recommended. As a freelance journalist, I get a number of requests for this service, and, while I turn many of them down - many companies just want their marketing copy on Wikipedia - I do perform this task from time to time. A couple of notable projects I worked on were creating and updating pages about classical musicians, for an artist management firm, and for a record label, at different times.

As a long-term Wikipedia editor, I ensure that my articles and edits are neutral, and I eschew marketing language as much as possible. I'm aware that this is a contentious issue, but I also understand that there are businesses who want to ensure that the information about them is correct. This is the only account I use on Wikipedia. I also do not have any direct financial interest in any of these clients or pages.

These clients have included Intermusica, Naxos Records, OpenIO, Intego, and ClearScore. Other clients will be added when I perform paid edits for them.