Entity links
A Wikidata QID and a small set of canonical identity URLs are what search engines and language models use to collapse every mention of you into one entity. Adding them here makes every piece you publish carry a stronger citation signal. Nothing here creates new items on Wikidata — we only look up what you already have.
Paste your identifier (e.g. Q42) and blur the field — we’ll fetch the entity so you can confirm it’s you before saving. Most writers don’t have one, and that’s fine. Wikidata items are usually created for a person by other editors once they meet notability criteria; you don’t create your own. Skip this if you don’t already have one — the rest of your AI-visibility signals (sameAs URLs below, plus your socials on Online presence) cover the same ground.
Paste the canonical URL for each platform. Leave blank to skip. Values are trimmed and de-duplicated on save; your existing socials on Online presence already contribute — this section is for the identity endpoints they don’t cover (ORCID, Wikipedia, an official landing site).