The process search engines use to identify and understand entities (people, brands, places) within each chunk of a web page during indexing.
The Entity Extraction in Web Indexing definition
This is the process Google and Bing use to identify and understand entities within each chunk of a webpage during indexing. Language models are applied to extract the main topic, named entities, and relationships.
How Jason Barnard uses Entity Extraction in Web Indexing definition
We optimize content so that entities are clearly named, consistently referenced, and semantically reinforced with structured data like schema.org. We align every chunk with the overall entity strategy.
Why Entity Extraction in Web Indexing matters to digital marketers
This is where Google and Bing decide what your content is about and who it's about. If your brand or author is not extracted correctly, you won't appear in Knowledge Panels or be surfaced in AI-generated answers. Correct extraction is foundational to entity SEO.
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