Overview
What the business is, the market it serves and what it does not do.
Brand strategy · Wikipedia-style profiles
Wikipedia-style profiles in Mengo describe a business in an encyclopedic register: what it is, what it offers, who founded it and what it sets out to do. The content is drawn from the stored business profile and founder records, not from marketing copy.

An example profile outline. Simplified for illustration.
The problem
A profile meant to inform reads as an advert when it is assembled from website headlines. Superlatives, calls to action and promises have no place in an encyclopedic description.
This format needs the facts without the persuasion. Mengo builds it from the records you keep in the business foundation, so the profile says only what those records support.
See how founder profiles are storedPromotional languageClaims and adjectives that a neutral profile cannot carry.
Facts in several placesFounding details, offers and leadership live in different documents.
Founder bios that disagreeEach profile describes the founder slightly differently.
What a profile covers
Each section is written from a specific record in the business foundation.
What the business is, the market it serves and what it does not do.
A plain description of what the business offers.
Who founded the business and their area of responsibility.
What the business sets out to achieve, stated without promotion.
Good to know
Being clear about the format keeps expectations honest.
Where it is used next
These parts of Mengo use the same facts in other formats.
Brand strategy & identity
Wikipedia-style profiles draw on the business and founder records. Open the part of the module you need next.
Tell us about the business or the clients you describe in public. We will show you how Mengo writes an encyclopedic profile from stored business and founder information.
Rather write directly? Email info@mengo.si.