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Is Google Really Indexing My Structured Data Markup?
Is Google really indexing your structured data markup? Learn how to ensure that Google can crawl and index your markup.
Why Do We Need Knowledge Graphs?
2x Your Video SEO in 3 Simple Steps
Use videos to increase traffic to your websites
SEO Automation in 2021
Improve the SEO of your website through Artificial Intelligence
The Power of Product Knowledge Graph for E-commerce
Dive deep into the power of data for e-commerce
Touch your SEO: Introducing Physical SEO
Connect a physical product to the ecosystem of data on the web
Semantic Web
Semantic publishing, Entity, Linked Data, Google Knowledge Graph, Schema.org, Semantic SEO
Content Marketing
Long-form articles, Content Management System, Copywriting, Web Feed, Fact Checking
WooCommerce Product Pages: 5 SEO Tips to Increase Your Sales.
1 out of every 10 people that visit a product page will add the product to their cart. You should not settle for anything lower than this benchmark. So, here’s what you can do to optimize your WooCommerce product pages and get more sales and customers.
Finding Similar Entities across Knowledge Graphs
With the rise of knowledge graphs (KGs), interlinking KGs has attracted a lot of attention. The proposed approach to finding the most similar entity from a local KG with a given entity from another KG, includes four steps: graph embedding, clustering, regression and ranking.
The Ultimate Checklist to Optimize your Website for Google Scholar
Are you looking for optimizing Google Scholar for your site and get more traffic from this platform? In this post, we will be looking at Google Scholar, how to optimize for it following the best practices. What is Google Scholar? Google Scholar is...
Seven SEO Case Studies of Effective SEO Strategies
I want to share with you some of our numbers. Here are the 5 best SEO case studies we have collected during our experience in the publishing industry.
AI Text Generation for SEO: a practical example
Using a text-to-text transfer transformer like Google’s T5 we will fine-tune a model that will link structured information (i. e. metadata available in a knowledge graph about hospitals in Texas or product details for a merchant in New Zealand) with snippets of text.
The Only Thing Missing in Your Omnichannel E-commerce Strategy is…
These days customer journeys are paved with data points. Redefining In-Store Experiences. A nifty definition of a QR code has it that “It is a pull mechanism for already-interested consumers to find out more and engage with the brand, rather than a push communication to the mass-market.
Schema Markup for WooCommerce: a Beginner’s Guide
Then you’re probably already using different strategies to attract traffic and sales to your site: social media, PPC campaigns. . . In this case you’ll be the one to create the link with the products to make Google recognize what you’re talking about, and you’ll be the one to add Organization markup and FAQ markup in both product and content pages through a friendly and easy to use interface.
GraphSPARQL: A GraphQL interface for Linked Data
If you are a developer, you probably have already worked with or heard about SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Nowadays, when optimizing websites for search engines, the focus is on annotating websites' content so that search engines can easily extract and...
The GS1 Digital Link explained for SEO Jedis (and their clients)
Executive summary: In this post, part of our Product Knowledge Graph Series, you will see the connection between search engine optimization, GS1 Digital link and product page optimization for e-commerce web sites. How E-commerce page optimization can benefit from GS1 Digital Link As Aleyda Solis aptly advises: “Our goal with category pages should be then to feature information that confirms the features/functionalities/USPs of that particular set of products, clarifies any common doubts about them, informs about any existing offers and why/how the user is in the best place to buy them, as a salesperson would do at a physical store at that point in the customer journey. ”