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Google’s mission is to organize the world’sweb sites and make them universally accessible and useful.
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Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.
Get this deck: stonet.co/googleanswersraleigh
Slawski: Possible sources
• Tabular data (example: a Wikipedia info box alongside a Wiki article)
• Relational tables that display related data in tabular format (such as a list of U.S. Presidents and basic facts about each)
• Colon-delimited pairs (such as “Check In Time: 3:00 PM; Check Out Time: 12 Noon” for a hotel)
• Structured snippets• Knowledge bases• Query stream data merged with knowledge bases and
web documents (Biperpedia)
Slawski: Possible sources
• Tabular data (example: a Wikipedia info box alongside a Wiki article)
• Relational tables that display related data in tabular format (such as a list of U.S. Presidents and basic facts about each)
• Colon-delimited pairs (such as “Check In Time: 3:00 PM; Check Out Time: 12 Noon” for a hotel)
• Structured snippets• Knowledge bases• Query stream data merged with knowledge bases and
web documents (Biperpedia)
Takeaway 1
Make sure you have clear, natural language in your articles that directly answers the most likely questions about any factual information.
Takeaway 2
Every direct answer follows a formula. If you look carefully at the pages that get into direct answers for information your site provides, you’ll see the pattern. Find it for your pages and structure your content accordingly.
Takeaway 4
Provide teaser text right after your direct answer that hints there is more the reader would want to know. Chances are that text will get included in the direct answer, thereby enticing a click through.