What is Google Knowledge Panel?
Imagine searching online for info about a celebrity, a famous company, or a vacation spot. When you search on Google, you often see a box on the right side/ centre of the page for the results. This box is the Google Knowledge Panel. It gives you quick, organized details about what you’re looking for without needing to click more links.
Check out the example below: Taylor Swift doesn’t have Google My Business account/page; you will see a Knowledge Panel in the search results.
The Knowledge Panel is there to give you quick, reliable information without making you click through multiple links
What Can Businesses Do?
To appear in a Google Knowledge Panel:
How Google Knowledge Panels Work
Google Knowledge Panels are created automatically using information from Google’s Knowledge Graph, a large database of facts from the web, including Wikipedia, Wikidata, Crunchbase, and LinkedIn.
Here’s how it works in simple steps:
Images in Knowledge Panels
Claimed Panels: People or businesses can choose a main image.
Unclaimed Panels: Google automatically picks images from Google Images.
Updates and Edits
Knowledge panels update automatically with new information. If your name or business is in a knowledge panel, you can claim it and suggest changes to keep it accurate.
Why Does Google Knowledge Panel Matter?
Google Knowledge Panels help your SEO by making you more visible and trusted on Google, attracting more clicks. They improve your brand image and drive more traffic to your website with direct links and useful information.
If you are a business wanting to have a Google Knowledge Panel but do not have a physical office, don’t worry. Book a 15-minute free consultation with Jennifer Baker Consulting (JBC) and we will have you covered.
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