Knowledge Graph Explorer
Kalicube’s Knowledge Graph Explorer queries Google’s Knowledge Graph API which returns what Entities it contains that is related to the term you enter (ie brands, businesses, events, products, people, topics etc). Results are real time and therefore up-to-the minute.
Try the toolKnowledge Graph API Reverse Lookup
Find the Entity that corresponds to any Knowledge Graph ID (kgmid or kgid) - /m/ or /g/ - Kalicube will ping Google's Knowledge Graph API to tell you what entity the ID represents.
Try the toolKnowledge Graph Sensor
Here we are measuring the volatility of Google's Knowledge Graph. The data clearly shows periodic data refreshes or algorithm updates - almost certainly both. How are we Measuring Knowledge Graph Changes? We have a system that tracks the confidence score returned by the Knowledge Graph API on a dataset of several thousand known Entities. We have isolated the three aspects of these changes and measure them daily.
Try the toolDescriptions Cited Sourcees
Build a case for “notability” to get a place in the Knowledge Graph. This free reference offers a list of sources you can use as inspiration to find the places Google trusts. All you need to do is place corroborative information on trusted, authoritative sources to gain your place in the Knowledge Graph and trigger a Knowledge Panel. Our experience shows that a good rule of thumb is that you’ll generally need about 30 such corroborative sources.
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Google shows attributes for an entity in the Knowledge Panel. But one thing we don’t often think about is “where is Google sourcing this information?”. At Kalicube we have figured that out !
Try the toolBrand SERPs: Explore Examples
Explore examples of Brand SERPs here. We are currently tracking and measuring 66,197 entities on the web.
Try the toolKalicube.pro SERP Snippet Simulator
Use this Snippet Simulator to see what your title and description will look like on Google on Desktop and on Mobile (they look very different, as you’ll see :)
Try the toolSchema Markup Generator for a Company
Use the Organisation Schema MarkUp Generator to structure the data for an organisation or company in a way that search engines can easily understand.
Try the toolSchema Markup Generator for a Person
The Schema Markup Generator for a person, on the other hand, helps generate structured data for any person or individual. Obviously celebrities, political leaders, sports icons, etc. but also you, your boss or your client. Google wants to understand everything :)
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