Post by account_disabled on Mar 10, 2024 20:58:36 GMT -6
As a final note necessary in order to head off the claims I saw when Hummingbird rolled out No your site did not lose visibility because of a mysterious RankBrain penalty. Dismantling the RankBrain gears Kristine Schachinger a wonderful SEO geek whom I hold in deep esteem relates RankBrain to Knowledge Graph and Entity Search in this article on Search Engine Land. However while Im in agreement that RankBrain is a patch of Hummingbird and that Hummingbird is not yet the semantic search Google announced our opinions do differ on a few points.
I do not consider Hummingbird and Knowledge Graph to be the Europe Cell Phone Number List same thing. They surely share the same mission moving from strings to things and Hummingbird uses some of the technology behind Knowledge Graph but still they are two separate things. This is IMHO a common misunderstanding SEOs have. So much so in fact that I even tend to not consider the Featured Snippets aka the answers boxes part of Knowledge Graph itself as is commonly believed.
Therefore if Hummingbird is not the same as Knowledge Graph then we should think of entities not only as named entities people concepts like love planets landmarks brands but also as search entities which are quite different altogether. Search entities as described by Bill Slawski are as follows A query a searcher submits Documents responsive to the query submits the query The time at which the query is submitted Advertisements presented in response to the query Anchor text in a link in a document The domain associated with a document The relationships between these search entities can create a probability score which may determine if a web document is shown in a determined SERP or not.
I do not consider Hummingbird and Knowledge Graph to be the Europe Cell Phone Number List same thing. They surely share the same mission moving from strings to things and Hummingbird uses some of the technology behind Knowledge Graph but still they are two separate things. This is IMHO a common misunderstanding SEOs have. So much so in fact that I even tend to not consider the Featured Snippets aka the answers boxes part of Knowledge Graph itself as is commonly believed.
Therefore if Hummingbird is not the same as Knowledge Graph then we should think of entities not only as named entities people concepts like love planets landmarks brands but also as search entities which are quite different altogether. Search entities as described by Bill Slawski are as follows A query a searcher submits Documents responsive to the query submits the query The time at which the query is submitted Advertisements presented in response to the query Anchor text in a link in a document The domain associated with a document The relationships between these search entities can create a probability score which may determine if a web document is shown in a determined SERP or not.