Knowledge Graphs Represent the New Sitemap for Modern SEO
Andrea Volpini · Bootstrapped SEO SaaS Hits $1.8m ARR, 28% Profits! · Aug 24, 2022 · at 2:06
Andy Volpini, founder and CEO of WordLift, explains how semantic knowledge graphs are replacing traditional sitemaps as search engines evolve.
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“A knowledge graph is kind of a starting point for your AI strategy, but it's also important for Google because it represents a new sitemap. In terms of, you know, what are the concepts that matter for the business? How do we index them? What is the data, you know, behind the website? And that's way more important as we progress from, you know, traditional SEO into modern SEO.”
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