Google’s internal score indicating its confidence about a fact or relationship in the Knowledge Graph, affecting how a brand appears in rich features.
The Knowledge Graph Confidence Score / Saliency Score definition
This is Google's internal score indicating how confident it is about a specific fact or relationship in the Knowledge Graph. Also known as the Saliency Score, it affects whether your brand appears in rich features like Knowledge Panels.
How Jason Barnard uses Knowledge Graph Confidence Score / Saliency Score definition
We design content and corroboration strategies to boost the confidence score by ensuring factual consistency across trusted sources. More corroboration leads to higher confidence and better representation.
Why Knowledge Graph Confidence Score / Saliency Score matters to digital marketers
This score determines if Google trusts you enough to feature your brand or facts. It's the difference between being understood and being invisible.
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