Semantic Triple
Semantic Triple
Description
A Semantic Triple is a structured data format used in knowledge graphs and schema markup, consisting of three components—subject, predicate, and object—that together express a single, machine-readable fact (e.g., “Kalicube” isFoundedBy “Jason Barnard”).
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The Knowledge Panel Course: What Information Does Google Show in Knowledge Panels?
What Information Does Google Show in Knowledge Panels? Jason Barnard speaking: Hi. What information does Google show in a Knowledge Panel? Obviously, that depends on the entity type and many other...
The Knowledge Panel Course: How to Change Information in a Knowledge Panel
How to Change Information in a Knowledge Panel Jason Barnard speaking: Hi and welcome. Huge question: how do you change information in a Knowledge Panel? There are multiple ways to do...
The Knowledge Panel Course: The Non-Geeky Way to Join the Dots
The Non-Geeky Way to Join the Dots Jason Barnard speaking: Hi and welcome. Now that you have given a clear explanation of the facts on the Entity Home and ensured...
The Knowledge Panel Course: Identifying the Relevant Corroborative Sources
Jason Barnard speaking: Hi and welcome. You need corroboration from relevant first, second, and third party authoritative sites. There is a simple but important distinction between first, second, and third party...
The Knowledge Panel Course: Writing Your Entity Description
Jason Barnard speaking: Hi and welcome. After the Entity Home, the second most important thing is the entity description. This might seem surprising. Most people think that Schema Markup is the...
Negative Results Course: Leapfrogging With Content You Don’t Control
Jason Barnard speaking: How to drown negative results, doing SEO for others? The situation: Here’s the bad result you want to leapfrog with other content that is more positive for your...
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