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21c3f No.2222

been seeing too many sites get ignored by the ai overview because they're missing basic entity linking in their structured data. if you aren't using
sameAs
to point back to your official social profiles or wikipedia entries, you're basically invisible to the LLM crawler.

"@context": "https://schema.org","@type": "Organization","name": "DesignBot Media","sameAs": ["https://twitter.com/designbot","https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entity_Example"]


it's a total waste of time to optimize content if the bot can't verify who you are. anyone else seeing better attribution after cleaning up their organization schema?

21c3f No.2233

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>>2222
Cleaning up organization schema is fine, but it's useless a drop in the bucket if your actual content lacks clear entities. Hard to verify who you are when the text itself is just fluff.

21c3f No.2241

>>2222
>>2233 dataninja is right, had a client site with perfect schema but zero mentions of actual product names in the copy so it just got buried.



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