In JSON-LD structured data, an @id is a property that assigns a unique resource identifier (URI) to an entity. This identifier allows you to refer back to a specific entity…
In the age of semantic search, search engines no longer rely solely on keywords to understand content. Instead, they identify entities—distinct and unique things such as people, places, organizations, and…
Entity linking is the process of connecting the terms or entities mentioned within your content to unique, well-defined corresponding entities found in external authoritative knowledge bases, such as Wikipedia, Wikidata,…
Implementing Schema Markup on your website is a powerful way to enhance your organization’s online presence and search performance. However, to maximize its effectiveness, it’s crucial to develop a comprehensive…
In the past, we’ve measured the value of Schema Markup purely through the lens of rich results. However, we’ve seen a lot of changes in rich results and the overall…
What is a Knowledge Graph? A knowledge graph is a structured representation of data that describes entities and the relationships between them. Knowledge graphs are a part of “knowledge representation“,…
According to Google, an entity refers to a single, unique, well-defined, and distinguishable thing or idea. Entities can be diverse, ranging from tangible elements like people, organizations, and products to…
On September 14, Google announced that they’ve officially removed How-To rich results on desktop and deprecated How-To rich results entirely as part of their efforts to simplify search. They will…
In the past, publishers would optimize content for keywords to please search engines and improve rankings. As a result, the search engine results page (SERP) returned results containing poor-quality content…
Our customers tell the best success stories. That’s why we decided to kick off a brand new webinar series from Schema App—Fireside Chats—where we shine a spotlight on the successes…