What is Google Knowledge Graph?
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Google Knowledge Graph is a database of answers to common questions. Because Google isn't human it frequently makes mistakes and publishes incorrect answers and information that is out of a human context. Google Knowledge Base is also very clumsily designed and often gets in the ways of the best answers further down the page. Much information from Google Knowledge graph comes from structured data on random websites that hasn't been verified by experts. Like Wikipedia all Google Knowledge Graph 'facts' should be viewed as a starting point to more indepth research. As an example search baseball scores and Google computes a big chunky badly formatted information panel - when showing a link to the scores page on MLB website would be far more helpful. Find out more How Google's Knowledge Graph works - Knowledge Panel Help
On the converse side if you follow all of Googles markup rules then you can get information from a website ranked as the first result in the search (and a link to your web site) - which can lead to a lot of high quality visitors
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Does anyone know the source she’s scraped the info from this time?
@Aiden L Seems to be Search Metrics
www.searchmetrics.com/glossary/google-knowledge-graph/
I subscribe to their You Tube Channel
They don't post often + alot of the videos are not English
But the English videos are often worth watching if you're into SEO
www.youtube.com/c/searchmetricsofficial/videos
I was about to answer this but @Honeybadger beat me to it.
There have been a few sites had their links added to forum posts lately.Say bye-bye to @lishmaliny james . Two warnings apparently weren't enough and I'm not sure she's a human.
From yoast
Google’s Knowledge Graph is hard to find, but its results are not. Take, for instance, that big block of information that appears on the right-hand side of your desktop screen after entering a search term. This block – also known as the Knowledge Graph Card or Panel – contains relevant, context-specific information regarding your search, powered by the Knowledge Graph.
Google’s Knowledge Graph is hard to find, but its results are not. Take, for instance, that big block of information that appears on the right-hand side of your desktop screen after entering a search term. This block – also known as the Knowledge Graph Card or Panel – contains relevant, context-specific information regarding your search, powered by the Knowledge Graph.
dudeimlost
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What they said here covers the basics of Google Knowledge Graph. If you want a deeper and more complete understanding, I recommend looking at the Relevance section of this article. Hope this helps!
What they said here covers the basics of Google Knowledge Graph. If you want a deeper and more complete understanding, I recommend looking at the Relevance section of this article. Hope this helps!
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shibanni
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The small rectangle box which you see on the right side of the search results on google (basically on searches of some remarkable people, celebrity, movie, restaurant, etc) which shows you some information at a glance is called a knowledge graph.
The Google Knowledge Graph is a information box next to the search results presented to the users. Google collects variety of information to to enhance search results.
MarquittaGreen
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Hello
More specifically, the “knowledge graph” is a database that collects millions of pieces of data about keywords people frequently search for on the World wide web and the intent behind those keywords, based on the already available content.
More specifically, the “knowledge graph” is a database that collects millions of pieces of data about keywords people frequently search for on the World wide web and the intent behind those keywords, based on the already available content.
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