Turning websites in fully functioning knowledge graphs - without needing a stacks of diverse devs, or going broke on tokens.
Now this seems promising!
Turning websites in fully functioning knowledge graphs - without needing a stacks of diverse devs, or going broke on tokens.
Now this seems promising!
Oh, and if you want na interesting piece of markup to test your tool on, have it check this page: invisiblegraph.com/semantic-sto...
I'm always willing to help out. Although @simoncox.com, you might want to have a chat with Ziggy Shtrosberg - www.linkedin.com/in/ziggyshtr...
He created a cool plugin (SEO Schema Visualizer) you might want to cooperate on: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/seo-s...
@jlwchambers.bsky.social from @withcandour.co.uk and I had a marvelous chat about SEO, Structured Data, and the evolution of the WWW (Jack's an end-boss host π»).
2 dudes hanging out, talking about tons of cool but also some heavy stuff, and ending with people.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3oI...
What if the universe gave you everything you wantedβ¦
β¦so perfectly you never had to go anywhere again?
The Hollow Universe is a story about convenience, control, and the slow death of discovery.
www.jonoalderson.com/misc/the-hol...
So far, the future of Knowledge Graphs and structured data looks great, though the majority of these developments do NOT seem to involve any on-page markup (as we've grown accustomed to).
Something really spectacular needs to happen to keep the future of on-page markup alive.
2/2
Sounds awesome in theory, but:
- The main people behind schema.org have left Google
- Bing hasn't updated its guidelines in a decade
- Google is actively reducing the amount of markup it supports
- The only schema.org developments are around eCommerce; otherwise, the vocabulary has grown stale.
1/2
Too bad about the errors though.
Cool, great to see you there.
I can't wait to attend the Digital Olympus Event in Amsterdam on September 11. Last year's edition was truly memorable, and this year's edition has a great line-up once again. Will I see you there too?
digitalolympus.net/digital-olym...
Google Search snippets with stock level colors π₯ www.seroundtable.com/google-searc...
#google #googleuserinterface #googlemerchantcenter #googleshopping
Google adds support for Loyalty Program structured data markup!
Yet another step closer to achieving parity between the schema.org vocabulary and Google Merchant Center specifications.
developers.google.com/search/blog/...
Congrats! Have fun.
"... whether they asked for it, is a different story π
..."
I can relate to that sentiment. I expressed my sentiments about that during Friends of Search with this slide. π
Are we looking at the future of how we interact with the web?
Conversational web interfaces that allow people to achieve their goals, while websites stay in control of the information that's being served - without going broke in the process.
The possibilities...
news.microsoft.com/source/featu...
HPcamp '25
I always feel sorry for the folks doing the colonoscopy, seems like a shitty job (and yes, I shared that insight with them when I had mine).
There's a lot it could do but doesn't because every line of additional code comes at a cost for them.
And because of what is possible, many continuously make the mistake of over evaluating what it Google actually does.
If only it did a bit more of what it could...
The April 2025 edition of #BrightonSEO took place earlier this week in Brighton. If you werenβt able to attend β or if you did but couldnβt catch all the presentations β here are some of the published decks for you to check out π hub.seofomo.co/surveys/best...
Thank you for saying that @yordan-dimitrov.com
I have to say, I saw your talk, and once again was blown away by the energy you were putting out. If I had a hat, I would have taken it of for you.
It's a truly great piece. I'm happy you decided to save it.
I miss your thought inducing publications.
Thanks @hellemans.me, although I don't think the message comes quite across without the slide about "Out of context keyword stuffing" leading up to it. π
Bart Simpson writing "LLMs aren't using schema" on a chalk board
Not like _that_, anyway.
So should we infer that email = pure evil? π«£
I'd probably be creating devices for disabled people (prostheses, modifying wheelchairs, etc). Would be a marvelous reason to dust off my engineer's diploma.
Less than 2 weeks to go until Dave Ojeda, @crystalontheweb.bsky.social & @jarnovandriel.bsky.social join @patrickhathaway.bsky.social to discuss structured data in the age of AI.
Sign up for this free webinar here: sitebulb.com/resources/guid...
Cool thing is though, LLMs have started offering us the UX the semantic web was missing (thus making things like agents possible) while also letting everybody query and infer information without having to be a database engineer.
Just watch some of the demos @kidehen.bsky.social has been sharing.
For anybody interested in the application of LLMs in combination with semantic metadata, they should follow @kidehen.bsky.social. He's been posting all kinds of eye-opening demos for a very long time already.
Should be a good webinar on the Google exploit that @markwilliamscook.com found, register at omt.tips/exploit-webinar Today at 16:00 GMT.