Entity-first content
Content organized around clearly identified people, organizations, products, places, and their relationships.
What Entity-first content does not show
It reduces ambiguity but does not create external corroboration.
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How pages, links and intent are organised so an entity is findable, and what a link or a structure can and cannot transfer.
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Questions about Entity-first content
What is Entity-first content?
Content organized around clearly identified people, organizations, products, places, and their relationships.
What does Entity-first content not show or guarantee?
It reduces ambiguity but does not create external corroboration.
Which area of the glossary does Entity-first content belong to?
Content architecture and SEO: How pages, links and intent are organised so an entity is findable, and what a link or a structure can and cannot transfer.
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