Deletion of Brad Sugars

Comment: although "I've not heard of him" is not a valid reason, Aaroncrick. This falls down on  alone, the majority of the sources are primary, and the third party coverage is not ''significant
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)

Comment: Nothing but business hype. The "$220m annual revenue" FT2 mentions is from the company's press kit http://www.actioncoach.com/_downloads/fs_Press%20Kit-2.pdf here-- not a reliable source. And it's a franchise operation, so its "estimate" of its own annual revenues is doubtlessly a claim based on what it publicly asserts its franchises gross worldwide. There's no evidence to back up this claim. Somebody show me the reliable 3rd-party sources about this infomercial-driven franchise operation, per , and maybe I'll change my present position on this. But on the evidence presented thus far, it's a poster child for 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:PSTS||WP:NOT)

Comment: It's nothing more than business PR. Minor business figures generally aren't notable just because some business trade publications have mentioned them. See , several provisions of which this article violates. What would be required to properly keep it would be a more public controversy or other reliable-source coverage cited, e.g. to the general media. ..... The way in which this article appears to have gotten started may be seen http://www.elance.com/jobs/16933583/wikipedia_article&&job_tier=11188 here, where a solicitation offering compensation to develop a WP article was put out in early May 2009. When was this article started? you guessed it: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Brad_Sugars&limit=100&action=history 19 May 2009. Whether there's a connection or not I have no way of knowing for sure. But either way, WEBHOST, MYSPACE, etc. are policy, and this article quite plainly violates them
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOT||WP:NOTWEBHOST||WP:NOTMYSPACE)

Comment: This is esentially a ghostwritten |autobiography. There are significant  issues at hand, as noted at Talk:Brad Sugars#Link to the original request for a quote to develop this artice. Editors wanting to comment here might also want to take a look at what's been happening at Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Paid editing
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Autobiography (WP:YOURSELF||WP:COI)