This presentation walks you through my findings on how to use schema markup to take your website “to the next level”. I have been working with schema in a number of fields and have seen consistent improvements in all of them. In this presentation I’ll share insights on how you can implement a schema the right way …
There is a fundamental difference between data and information: Data are for example temperatures we collect via satellite imaging of the earth … If we look at this from a search marketing perspective, we’ll see that our websites all have at they very heart a database where each record is linked to others: queries can exract answers to complex questions and by doing so obtain INFORMATION. But once the query has been triggered and the page created it becomes just another page the search engines index – the challenge for the search engines is to understand what each page is all about…
Data must be processed and interpreted: by doing so we transform it into information and derive trends: it becomes actionable!
Organizations process information to reduce Uncertainty and Equivocality: The keyword is disambiguation.
There are certain requirements we implicitly take for granted about the information we produce and consume in our everyday life… information is required to be available for us to consume, we also need that information to be consistent across the various platforms: of course this is true when we refer to information about places or products, events or findings, we would like this to be applicable also to news…
These requirements can be further defined when information provides attributes such as properties, characteristics, features and/or location…
When all these aspects have been defined the set of data with attributes then becomes an ENTITY.
And Entities can be linked amongst each other to express concepts and answer questions: It is the world of linked data.
Now let's look at Schema and how to use schema.org
The Schema.org website offers an explanation on WHY we should use schema – here are a few key elements which help understand why schema is so important…
I’d like to draw your attention to this aspect – what they are saying here is that search technology cannot compete with our capability to understand and interpret content.
That’s why we need to add this additional layer of code to our pages and give the search engines more “clues” and signals about our pages and our website (=what our website is about, main focus, etc.)
And this is done with itemscope and itemtype – let’s see what they are and how we can use them …
With itemscope we specify (and thereby alert the search engines) that this segment of the page is related to a certain topic – but that’s not enough: we need to specify WHAT that topic is and provide AS MANY DETAILS AS POSSIBLE ABOUT IT – more on this in the next slides.
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L'uso di dati strutturati rappresenta una opportunità per offrire ai motori di ricerca delle informazioni aggiuntive che aiutano a capire con precisione di cosa tratta una pagina o un sito. La presentazione illustra come si può utilizzare Schema.org per trasformare un sito da un insieme di documenti a delle entità informative. La presentazione parte dal concetto di dati per affrontare la trasformazione da informazioni per arrivare al concetto di entità e come queste possono essere create con l'aiuto di Schema.org.
Oggi affrontiamo un tema non solo di attualità ma anche molto affascinante che è la ricerca semantica e come possiamo migliorare i nostri siti per rimanere in posizioni di dominanza nel nostro segmento di mercato oppure come raggiungere i nostri competitor.
La ricerca semantica SEO implica molte cose: questo è un percorso che trasformerà radicalmente il modo in cui facciamo i siti ed affrontiamo il SEO, ed è per questa ragione che oggi vi presento gli elementi che sono alla base di quella che possiamo definire la prossima rivoluzione del web: Dai Dati e Documenti alle Informazioni e le Entità: Il Web del Linked Data.
C’è differenza tra Dati ed informazioni anche se spesso siamo abituati ad utilizzare le due parole in maniera intercambiabile. Il dato (da latino datum che significa letteralmente fatto) è una descrizione elementare, spesso codificata, di una cosa, di una transazione, di un avvenimento o di altro. Il dato è ad esempio la rilevazione delle temperature.
L’Informazione deriva dall’analisi ed interpretazione dei dati: analizzando ed interpretando i dati delle temperature raccolte si possono fare delle considerazioni ed identificare dei trend sul riscaldamento globale.
L’elaborazione dell’informazione ha due scopi: Ridurre l’incertezza e ridurre l’ambiguità.
I siti web sono popolati da miliardi di documenti che offrono molti dati, spesso dal contesto molto debole, e di difficile interpretazione – in una sola parola sono “ambigui”.
Per essere utili, le informazioni devono avere alcune caratteristiche importanti e cioè essere sempre disponibili (così come lo sono i documenti nel web), Consistenti (ovvero non contradditorio, sempre uguale a se stessa), Inequivocabile (Tale da escludere qualsiasi riserva o incertezza; chiaro, indubbio, univoco), ed Affidabile (Su cui si può fare affidamento, degno di motivata fiducia).
Alle Informazioni possiamo attribuire delle Proprietà (persona animale o cosa), delle Caratteristiche (Dimensioni, peso nome, razza), delle Connotazioni (ad esempio l’aspetto, attributi, particolarità) ed infine una geolocalizzazione (dove è ubicato).
Quando un’informazione è così identificata e ad essa sono attribuibili uno o più degli elementi attribuibili, l’informazione diventa Entità.
Costruire uno Schema per un web non è una cosa semplice o immediata. Occorre sviluppare un modello di riferimento e vi farò vedere come fare nelle prossime slides. Come potete vedere alla pagina della screenshot che vi propongo, ci sono tantissimi elementi a disposizione (oltre 700) per sviluppare gli schema.
Una cosa che vi posso anticipare è che non esistono delle regole, oltre le indicazioni che vedremo nelle prossime slides ed oggi siamo nella fase di sperimentazione. Possiamo Paragonare la nostra attività di architetti dell’informazione, a quella del cuoco: molto spesso gli ingredienti di una ricetta sono noti a tutti (ad esempio per fare una semplicissima pizza) eppure il r
Introduction into Search Engines and Information RetrievalA. LE
Gives a brief introduction into search engines and information retrieval. Covers basics about Google and Yahoo, fundamental terms in the area of information retrieval and an introduction into the famous page rank algorithm
L'uso di dati strutturati rappresenta una opportunità per offrire ai motori di ricerca delle informazioni aggiuntive che aiutano a capire con precisione di cosa tratta una pagina o un sito. La presentazione illustra come si può utilizzare Schema.org per trasformare un sito da un insieme di documenti a delle entità informative. La presentazione parte dal concetto di dati per affrontare la trasformazione da informazioni per arrivare al concetto di entità e come queste possono essere create con l'aiuto di Schema.org.
Oggi affrontiamo un tema non solo di attualità ma anche molto affascinante che è la ricerca semantica e come possiamo migliorare i nostri siti per rimanere in posizioni di dominanza nel nostro segmento di mercato oppure come raggiungere i nostri competitor.
La ricerca semantica SEO implica molte cose: questo è un percorso che trasformerà radicalmente il modo in cui facciamo i siti ed affrontiamo il SEO, ed è per questa ragione che oggi vi presento gli elementi che sono alla base di quella che possiamo definire la prossima rivoluzione del web: Dai Dati e Documenti alle Informazioni e le Entità: Il Web del Linked Data.
C’è differenza tra Dati ed informazioni anche se spesso siamo abituati ad utilizzare le due parole in maniera intercambiabile. Il dato (da latino datum che significa letteralmente fatto) è una descrizione elementare, spesso codificata, di una cosa, di una transazione, di un avvenimento o di altro. Il dato è ad esempio la rilevazione delle temperature.
L’Informazione deriva dall’analisi ed interpretazione dei dati: analizzando ed interpretando i dati delle temperature raccolte si possono fare delle considerazioni ed identificare dei trend sul riscaldamento globale.
L’elaborazione dell’informazione ha due scopi: Ridurre l’incertezza e ridurre l’ambiguità.
I siti web sono popolati da miliardi di documenti che offrono molti dati, spesso dal contesto molto debole, e di difficile interpretazione – in una sola parola sono “ambigui”.
Per essere utili, le informazioni devono avere alcune caratteristiche importanti e cioè essere sempre disponibili (così come lo sono i documenti nel web), Consistenti (ovvero non contradditorio, sempre uguale a se stessa), Inequivocabile (Tale da escludere qualsiasi riserva o incertezza; chiaro, indubbio, univoco), ed Affidabile (Su cui si può fare affidamento, degno di motivata fiducia).
Alle Informazioni possiamo attribuire delle Proprietà (persona animale o cosa), delle Caratteristiche (Dimensioni, peso nome, razza), delle Connotazioni (ad esempio l’aspetto, attributi, particolarità) ed infine una geolocalizzazione (dove è ubicato).
Quando un’informazione è così identificata e ad essa sono attribuibili uno o più degli elementi attribuibili, l’informazione diventa Entità.
Costruire uno Schema per un web non è una cosa semplice o immediata. Occorre sviluppare un modello di riferimento e vi farò vedere come fare nelle prossime slides. Come potete vedere alla pagina della screenshot che vi propongo, ci sono tantissimi elementi a disposizione (oltre 700) per sviluppare gli schema.
Una cosa che vi posso anticipare è che non esistono delle regole, oltre le indicazioni che vedremo nelle prossime slides ed oggi siamo nella fase di sperimentazione. Possiamo Paragonare la nostra attività di architetti dell’informazione, a quella del cuoco: molto spesso gli ingredienti di una ricetta sono noti a tutti (ad esempio per fare una semplicissima pizza) eppure il r
Introduction into Search Engines and Information RetrievalA. LE
Gives a brief introduction into search engines and information retrieval. Covers basics about Google and Yahoo, fundamental terms in the area of information retrieval and an introduction into the famous page rank algorithm
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How to build your website to allow search engine spiders to index and rank your content. Using accessibility as a key indicator of structure, there are many roadblocks that can sabotage your web presence.
XXVIII Annual Charleston Conference Innovator Session: Industry experts discuss how their communities and companies are partnering or delivering tools to enhance the enduser\'s research experience!
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is about about analysing websites, measuring them and improving them empirically and iteratively.
Websites can be visualized and measured using the Graph Theory where nodes are webpages and internal links, directed edges.
This presentation explains the process to parameterize and compare websites based on their network of internal connections.
The technologies involved include web crawling spiders, Gephi, igraph on R and the graph database Neo4j.
Slides in English of my talk about Advanced on-page SEO covering topics such as content inventory, architecture of websites and PageRank, anatomy of URLs, visualization of websites and Graph theory, Single Page Applications with AJAX and markup of structured data.
My presentation at the Semantic Technology and Business Conference in San Jose on August 19, 2014, with Barbara Starr (Her slides are separate, and cover a vast array of semantic tools and approaches for assessing and understanding your pages).
IST 561 Spring 2007--Session7, Sources of InformationD.A. Garofalo
Presentation provides a brief overview of Internet searching, Boolean operators, and internet resources of use to libraries in providing reference services.
#RIMC15 - The Other Side of Optimisation: Improving Internal Productivity & E...Alex Moss
Whilst some talks at RIMC will focus on SEO strategy itself, any project is hindered without the correct management. My presentation will focus on how
to best use online tools in order to manage your client or in-house projects in a more efficient and collaborative manner. As well as this, improving your
own businesses' productivity will produce better quality work within shorter timescales.
ADVANCED COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS - Three questions only the SERPs can answer (Br...Rob Bucci
My BrightonSEO 2015 talk on Advanced Competitive Intelligence. Using the SERPs to reverse engineer what strategies are being employed by argos.co.uk, amazon.co.uk, eBay.co.uk.
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How to build your website to allow search engine spiders to index and rank your content. Using accessibility as a key indicator of structure, there are many roadblocks that can sabotage your web presence.
XXVIII Annual Charleston Conference Innovator Session: Industry experts discuss how their communities and companies are partnering or delivering tools to enhance the enduser\'s research experience!
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is about about analysing websites, measuring them and improving them empirically and iteratively.
Websites can be visualized and measured using the Graph Theory where nodes are webpages and internal links, directed edges.
This presentation explains the process to parameterize and compare websites based on their network of internal connections.
The technologies involved include web crawling spiders, Gephi, igraph on R and the graph database Neo4j.
Slides in English of my talk about Advanced on-page SEO covering topics such as content inventory, architecture of websites and PageRank, anatomy of URLs, visualization of websites and Graph theory, Single Page Applications with AJAX and markup of structured data.
My presentation at the Semantic Technology and Business Conference in San Jose on August 19, 2014, with Barbara Starr (Her slides are separate, and cover a vast array of semantic tools and approaches for assessing and understanding your pages).
IST 561 Spring 2007--Session7, Sources of InformationD.A. Garofalo
Presentation provides a brief overview of Internet searching, Boolean operators, and internet resources of use to libraries in providing reference services.
#RIMC15 - The Other Side of Optimisation: Improving Internal Productivity & E...Alex Moss
Whilst some talks at RIMC will focus on SEO strategy itself, any project is hindered without the correct management. My presentation will focus on how
to best use online tools in order to manage your client or in-house projects in a more efficient and collaborative manner. As well as this, improving your
own businesses' productivity will produce better quality work within shorter timescales.
ADVANCED COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS - Three questions only the SERPs can answer (Br...Rob Bucci
My BrightonSEO 2015 talk on Advanced Competitive Intelligence. Using the SERPs to reverse engineer what strategies are being employed by argos.co.uk, amazon.co.uk, eBay.co.uk.
BrightonSEO - Proactive Competitive Intelligence or “Where the *^%&# Should I...AlexandraTachalova
Have you ever noticed that your competitors share a lot of insights across all their digital marketing activities? Google is an open source of data, which automatically means that any user has access to data concerning any SEO or PPC campaign. Moreover, by using special competitive intelligence tools, you can not only investigate your competitors’ keyword rankings and analyze their ad copies, but you can even discover which keywords (organic or paid) bring the most traffic to their site.
Unleash your branding and gather your followers by using the right image in your social sharing. You have the basics down and your images are sized correctly, but now what? You need to figure out how to push your messaging, bring everyone to the party, and pivot quickly.
You'll learn how to:
- Use compelling layouts and typography that psychologically work
- Create messaging to compliment your images
- Work smarter with graphic designers and content marketers
- Quickly pivot your images to be golden across any social media network
SEO | The four main types of Cannibalisation affecting the visibility of your...Jon Earnshaw
SEO Cannibalisation revisited and updated illustrating just how easily your online content can loose visibility and in turn negatively impact on your organic traffic and lead to revenue attrition.
Making your Competitions Fun - Iain Haywood - Brighton SEO 2015 PresentationThe Competition Agency
Iain Haywood from The Competition Agency breaks down why (and how) brands can rely less on incentivisation and its associated pitfalls by concentrating on fun or enjoyment first.
DIY Data Visualisation to Fuel Your Content Marketing StrategyKrystian Szastok
This is my presentation from BirghtonSEO in April 2015.
The presentation explains how digital marketers can develop great looking content assets based on data visualisation.
How to Spot a Bear - An Intro to Machine Learning for SEOTom Anthony
Machine Learning is becoming a more and more important part of everything Google does, but can seem quite inaccessible to learn about.
This presentation doesn't try to teach you how to do ML, but focuses instead on showing you the types of problems that ML can address, how Google have used it previously, and how they might use it in the future.
Winning SEO Using Schema Markup and Structured DataMarc Trimble
Schema microdata is applied to the content of a page to define exactly what it is and how it should be treated. Schema elements and attributes can be added directly to the HTML code of a web page to provide the search engines’ crawlers with additional information.
SP Fest Denver - Taking User Profiles to New Heights!Stacy Deere
How many of you know what User Profiles can do? When I typically ask that question I get responses such as: It connects to Active Directory so that properties can be synced into SharePoint so we can use that info (but not sure how), or the most popular, we can add pictures to our profile and other information that others can see. Both of those answers are true but only scratch the surface of what User Profiles can do in SharePoint and most importantly for your organization. I could talk for hours about all the great things that User Profiles can do, but, in addition to talking about it I’m going to show you all the things that a User Profile can do and how the functionality can improve meeting preparation, company bonding and getting to know more about the organization you work for. I won’t stop there either, as we will also venture down the path of application integration and how it can streamline processes and limit human error in day to day processes. With the user of User Profiles you can be on your way to building that one stop shop for company information.
SP Fest Chicago - User Profiles: I Didn’t Know I Could Do That!!Stacy Deere
Many think that the User Profile service is simply used for connecting SharePoint to Active Directory so that the attributes can be synced into their user profiles in SharePoint. They also know they can add really cool pictures to their profile along with some additional information that the others can see if you give them the ability to.
User profiles are so much more than that and I could talk for hours about all the great things that it can do. Many don't realize it but you can increase user adoption by implementing some of cool features and connections to other service applications such as Managed Metadata and Search. In this session we go through the configuration of the user profile service application and the integration with the other service applications to build your one stop shop for company information.
Areas that will be covered in this session:
•Custom User Properties
•Deeper Active Directory Integration
•Social
•Relevant Searching
•Company Directory
•Deep Dive into a Profile
•Audiences
•MySites
SPS Chicago Suburbs - Taking User Profiles to New Heights!Stacy Deere
How many of you know what User Profiles can do? When I typically ask that question I get responses such as: It connects to Active Directory so that properties can be synced into SharePoint so we can use that info (but not sure how), or the most popular, we can add pictures to our profile and other information that others can see. Both of those answers are true but only scratch the surface of what User Profiles can do in SharePoint and most importantly for your organization. I could talk for hours about all the great things that User Profiles can do, but, in addition to talking about it I’m going to show you all the things that a User Profile can do and how the functionality can improve meeting preparation, company bonding and getting to know more about the organization you work for. I won’t stop there either, as we will also venture down the path of application integration and how it can streamline processes and limit human error in day to day processes. With the user of User Profiles you can be on your way to building that one stop shop for company information.
The search world is all about social graphing today. Just look at Google's quick results sidebar when you search for a local business. You see a picture of the business, rating/reviews, hours, menu and more. Structured SEO data can help you define and shape what is shown about your site on search results.
This talks is intended to help people understand how to apply Structured data to a website and then implement this with a minimum of technical skill.
This talk covers:
Why you should be using structured data
An overview of what structured data is
A dive into the Schema.org standard and how Search Engines expect this to be embedded into a site.
A short example of how this was used in the DukeHealth.org site
A how to on using the Metatag and Schema.org Metatag modules to add structured data to your site.
A very quick look at how to go beyond what these can do using code.
Note I'm not an SEO wiz that can tell you 'how to make your site shine' but have learned a bit while implementing this on various sites. In other words, I may not be able to tell you what to do for this, but I can tell you how to do it. :)
Presentation on using SEO in your content marketing strategy. Originally presented to the #GulfCoastHUG, a HubSpot User Group in Pensacola, Florida in April 2016
Andrea Stark of IMS Expert Services presents on using SEO in your content marketing strategy for the #GulfCoastHUG, a HubSpot User Group in Pensacola, Florida.
Structured SEO Data: An overview and how to for Drupalcgmonroe
The search world is all about social graphing today. Just look at Google's quick results sidebar when you search for a local business. You see a picture of the business, rating/reviews, hours, menu and more. Structured SEO data can help you define and shape what is shown about your site on search results.
This talks is intended to help people understand how to apply Structured data to a website and then implement this with a minimum of technical skill.
This talk covers:
Why you should be using structured data
An overview of what structured data is
A dive into the Schema.org standard and how Search Engines expect this to be embedded into a site.
A short example of how this was used in the DukeHealth.org site
A how to on using the Metatag and Schema.org Metatag modules to add structured data to your site.
A very quick look at how to go beyond what these can do using code.
XPath is critical in Selenium testing, offering a robust method for locating elements within the web page's DOM. Understanding and utilizing XPath's capabilities can greatly improve the effectiveness and efficiency of your Selenium tests. Moreover, with platforms like HeadSpin, you can enhance your testing capabilities further, leveraging its unique features aligned with Selenium standards.
Connecting the Unconnected using GraphDB - Tel Aviv Summit 2018Amazon Web Services
In this session, we will build on stage microservices that will be used to access in real time the data collected in the previous sessions. We will focus on Amazon Neptune, the new Graph database and Amazon Rekognition, the image recognition service.
Pointers for travel bloggers on how to use GA4 (Google Analytics 4) and key differences content creators should note between UA (Universal Analytics) and GA4 (Google Analytics 4).
Sante J Achille gave this presentation at TBEX 2023 in Kalamata, Greece, to introduce GA4 and how performance monitoring is changing.
The presentation also covered fundamental changes regarding event tracking and things that non-technical people should be aware of and avoid problems or bottlenecks in documenting performance.
In addition, the presentation also addressed the complexities related to event attribution, which is a direct consequence of the complex and disarticulated paths users undertake between mobile and desktop devices.
Majestic Workshop on Backlinks and Link BuildingSante J. Achille
My Workshop as Majestic Brand Ambassador at SMXL Milan 2019 on links and link building strategies: "Redefining Backlinks and Link Building Strategies".
Building the Web of Things for travel & tourism, presented at the University of Bournemouth (UK), invites speaker at TTRA Europe (Travel and Tourism research Association). The presentation addresses the need/opportunity to expand the use of structured data to create a network of "smart" websites, in a scenario where Academia and professionals work in synergy to create a unified approach for the next generation of websites.
Advanced Structured Data Principles and ApplicationsSante J. Achille
My Presentation at SMXL Milan 2018 with David Amerland. Together we gave an overview on the strategies and principles of application of structured data and how it can improve discoverability and increase accuracy of Search for a much better user experience. But first you need to understand HOW structured data works and how you can implement on your digital assets
Principles of Structured Data Implementation for Multilingual WebsitesSante J. Achille
* An introduction to Structured Data
* Creating a model of your website with Structured Data
* Moving beyond rich snippets, from keywords to entities
* Multilingual implementation: moving beyond the English Language
Aspetti tecnici per la ottimizzazione di un sito web per posizionarsi sui motori di ricerca - Link Building - Differenza tra traffico proveniente dai Social Media e Ricerche organiche
Scrivere una offerta SEO è spesso compito difficile, lungo e dall'esito incerto per via della complessità del SEO. Scarica questa presentazione per aiutarti a sviluppare un quadro sinottico delle attività che vuoi proporre. Un quadro sinottico ottimale si ottiene utilizzando SEO Monitor.
My presentation at SMX Milan 2015. New ways to compile and offer structured data to search engines for improved online visibility. Real life examples ready to use for websites and blogs.
JSON-LD e Schema.org per il Web Semantico: SMX milano 2015Sante J. Achille
Presentazione all'SMX Milano 2015. Fondamenti di JSON-LD, principi dell'uso di RDF: perché JSON-LD è Schema.org sono Importanti per il SEO e come utilizzarli per avere un vantaggio competitivo nel nuovo ed emergente Web Semantico.
How to implement Schemas using schema.org on your website >> SMX London 2015Sante J. Achille
This is the presentation I gave at SMX London 2015 on how to bring your website to the next level by implementing schemas with schema.org.
The presentation is a high level overview which introduces the fundamental concepts of data, information and how the combination of both can produce entities, defined as items in schema.org.
I cover the basic aspects of how to implement schema onto a website by covering an example. I also highlight the importance of nesting types and properties in order to provide as many useful signals to the search engines as possible, in an effort to provide structure and disambiguate: by doing so we reduce uncertainty by providing context which is of great help to the search engines.
There are a number of challenges and technical difficulties in creating a schema with existing HTML: for this I believe the the search engines have decided to recommend the us of JSON LD - very powerful and does not interfere with existing HTML or CSS.
The creation of a schema model is not an IT task, rather a strategic initiative to be undertaken by management and marketing staff. IT should take over once the mode has been defined and is ready to be implemented.
A schema model is an ongoing effort which should reflect the business model of the enterprise as well as the evolution of schema itself.
La velocità delle evoluzioni nella cultura della progettazioneSante J. Achille
Ho pochi minuti a disposizione per affrontare il tema della velocità di trasformazione tecnologica ed i suoi impatti sulle scelte progettuali di grande attualità ed interesse per noi dell’Aquila.
Vi racconto la storia degli scacchi che forse non tutti sanno …
La leggenda di origine orientale attribuisce l’invenzione degli scacchi a Sissa Nassir: il re di Persia, a cui ne fece dono, entusiasta, gli chiese cosa desiderasse per ricompensa; la richiesta di Nassir fu solo apparentemente modesta.
Chiese infatti un chicco di riso per la prima casella, per la seconda il doppio, per la terza il doppio della seconda, per la quarta il doppio della terza, e così via, ma il conto del numero dei chicchi di riso non è presto fatto e conduce ad un numero davvero grande, al punto che, data l’impossibilità per il sovrano di mantenere la promessa, sentendosi preso in giro, anziché premiarlo, fece mozzare la testa al povero Nassir.
Questa Scacchiera rappresenta perfettamente il progresso tecnologico dell’umanità …
Pare che oggi ci troviamo nell’intorno della ventesima casella – il meglio deve ancora venire
Le evoluzioni tecnologiche sono il motore del cambiamento: si può essere attori protagonisti o spettatori passivi.
Cito due punti che Paolo ha sottolineato nella pagina Facebook di presentazione di questo evento:
“Dalla qualità del progetto nasce la possibilità di vivere bene” (Paolo Tella)
“Dalla qualità del costruire derivano sia la sicurezza in casa ed in città, che il risparmio per avere maggiori disponibilità economiche” (Paolo Tella)
Aggiungo Io:
Intelligenza lungimirante e dinamica genera progettualità socio-economica che genera valore aggiunto e quindi ricchezza che trasforma un territorio.
La logica che deve governare i processi e quindi la progettualità:
Learn, Unlearn, RE-Learn!
Mettersi in discussione di continuo…
Essere curiosi, condividere le proprie conoscenze perché è vero che “what goes around comes around”
Essere ORIGINALI ed avere IL CORAGGIO DI PROVARE, CERTI CHE SI COMMETTERANNO ERRORI: Quando ho iniziato a lavorare nell’87 nell’allora Selenia Spazio una collega delle camere pulite che mi ha spiegato come funzionava la fabbrica mi disse: chi lavora sbaglia!
Il networking dell’intelligenza è il futuro e noi dobbiamo progettare tutto ciò che ci circonda seguendo una logica di rete ed interazioni continue.
Il nostro nemico è lo status quo. Concludo il mio intervento con una storiella che ho sentito raccontare al nostro Sindaco Massimo Cialente in TV durante una recente intervista a proposito del festival dei due mondi di spoleto…
Giancarlo Menotti (a detta del Sindaco) approcciò l’allora amministrazione con l’idea di creare un festival MA l’amministrazione si oppose chiedendo:
Chi è quissu? Che vò? Chi ci sta dietro?
Lasciamoci alle spalle questo atteggiamento e guardiamo avanti – Grazie.
La BIT di Milano è un appuntamento importante per gli operatori del turismo ed il turismo rappresenta una risorsa importantissima per il nostro Paese. Oggi ho avuto il piacere di essere relatore nella sessione di lavoro Social Travel Evolution & Digital Tourism.
Il settore travel per me è da sempre un segmento importante del mio lavoro di consulente di web marketing: molta esperienza ed una conoscenza del settore e degli operatori sono gli ingredienti della presentazione che ha offerto uno spaccato della realtà e consigli utili per migliorare la propria performance online.
Quando ho pensato alla ricerca online per il settore turismo e viaggi mi sono venute alla mente 3 aspetti fondamentali che caratterizzano il settore:
- L’influenza che piattaforme di social media hanno nella scelta di una località, hotel o ristorante
- Una concorrenza fortissima
- Molto fai-da-te
A questi fattori va aggiunta la nuova veste che assume la connessione ad Internet: non più una modalità operativa digitale ma l’essere connessi sempre ed ovunque: dunque la rete come parte integrante della nostra quotidianità come l’energia elettrica, l’acqua corrente ed il gas. È naturale “chiedere” alla rete per ottenere delle informazioni.
Questa modalità di “sempre connessi” comincia la mattina presto con il cellulare che ci accompagna fino ad arrivare in ufficio dove il mobile cede il passo al computer dell’ufficio (Dekstop) che a sua volta si spegne a fine giornata lavorativa per riprendere il cellulare e concludere la serata davanti alla TV con il tablet.
Durante ogni momento del giorno ogni occasione è buona per avviare una ricerca che verrà ripresa a più intervalli fino ad arrivare ad una transazione su una qualunque delle piattaforme (mobile-desktop-tablet) a cui abbiamo appena fatto riferimento.
La Fruizione dei Contenuti
È prassi consolidata identificare una lista breve di nomi di strutture ricettive che vengono esaminate e valutate (particolare peso ed importanza viene attribuito alle foto di camere e bagni) – entra quindi in gioco il fattore prezzo che porta ad una seconda ed ultima ricerca (frenetica) del portale con il prezzo più basso e che ispira maggior fiducia – ho visto casi in cui utenti preferiscono prenotare dal grande portale e non da sito dell’albergo – problema che ho affrontato in un secondo momento della presentazione.
Distinguersi dalla massa
Il pericolo (divenuto realtà) per molte strutture ricettive e società di servizi nel settore turismo è l’omologazione dell’offerta, spesso indotta dal fenomeno di emulazione del prossimo:
“se lo fanno loro ci deve essere un motivo – lo facciamo anche noi”
È spesso il ragionamento alla base di processi decisionali a favore o a discapito di scelte importanti…
Distinguersi non solo è strategico ma anche essenziale per combattere l’effetto omologazione che porta il confronto sul prezzo. Bisogna sviluppare una propria impronta digitale.
Bisogna avere inventiva, intuito e fantasia per parlare di se!
Creare il Blog Ideale integrato con i Social MediaSante J. Achille
Conviene ancora oggi fare un blog oppure affidare interamente la propria comunicazione sociale alle piattaforme più utilizzate del momento? È stato questo l'argomento della mia presentazione delle slides - la seconda presentazione del secondo giorno di SMX Milano l'8 novembre 2013.
I blog soffrono un momento di stanchezza per via della popolarità e della frequenza di Facebook e Twitter, poi ci sono i Social della fotografia come Pinterest ed Instagram ... insomma una costellazione di piattaforme, tutte gratuite attraverso cui farsi notare e su cui lavorare senza doversi preoccupare dell'uso di un blog.
In realtà la testi che ho elaborato io durante la mia presentazione è in aperto contrasto con questa linea di pensiero e condotta perché ed il blog è ancora oggi uno strumento importante oltre che efficace per sviluppare una presenza online.
Tralasciando gli aspetti tecnici e tecnologici della piattaforma di wordpress, nella presentazione ho ricordato alcune delle vulnerabilità più importanti e diffuse che oggi affliggono blog e cioè la mancanza di una manutenzione programmata e l'uso indiscriminato di plugin in quanto gratuiti.
Molti ho scoperto non conoscono i framework per wordpress che sono potenti strumenti di lavoro (ho parlato di Thesis e Genesis - i due framework più utilizzati oggi).
Quello che conta di più oggi è che un blog deve essere la voce del'azienda o dell'individuo che lo cura: il ragionamento è che nel mio blog sviluppo la comunicazione e poi esco e promuovo ciò che ho da dire nei vari Social media e ci sono dei plugin che permettono di pubblicare in maniera automatica ciò che scrivo nel blog e quindi non devo perdere tempo a pubblicare manualmente su ogni Social che voglio presidiare.
In sostanza faccio perno intorno al mio blog su cui ho il controllo assoluto per poi uscire sui Social media per sviluppare/monitorare una conversazione.
Nel web semantico le conversazioni ed i contenuti sviluppati dagli autori saranno estremamente importanti ai fini della visibilità nei motori di ricerca - il blog deve essere una parte centrale di tutto ciò.
La sfida è quella di far capire in azienda questo concetto e questo cambiamento che è in atto: dalla platea sono arrivate domande su come poter gestire e combattere il calo delle visite che sembra diffuso e in qualche caso inarrestabile - la risposta è che non c'è modo se non attraverso una strategia di ottimizzazione spinta del sito/blog per generare traffico di qualità: in futuro non si deve cercar di avere più traffico ma un traffico migliore, che cioè converte, che acquista che interagisce, ma questo ragionamento agli editori non va giù.
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1.Wireless Communication System_Wireless communication is a broad term that i...JeyaPerumal1
Wireless communication involves the transmission of information over a distance without the help of wires, cables or any other forms of electrical conductors.
Wireless communication is a broad term that incorporates all procedures and forms of connecting and communicating between two or more devices using a wireless signal through wireless communication technologies and devices.
Features of Wireless Communication
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Schemas >> Schema.org >> Take Your Website to a New Level with Schema Markup
1. Structured DataTake Your Website to a New Level with Schema Markup
From a web of Documents & Data
To a web of Information & Entities
2. Data
Values of qualitative or quantitative variables in raw or unorganized
form such as alphabets, numbers, or symbols that refer to, or
represent, conditions, ideas, or objects
10. Why Use Microdata?
Your web pages have an underlying
meaning that people understand
when they read the web pages.
But search engines have a limited
understanding of what is being
discussed on those pages.
12. Why Use Microdata?
By adding additional tags to the
HTML of your web pages … you can
help search engines and other
applications better understand your
content and display it in a useful,
relevant way.
13. Itemscope & Itemtype
<div>
<h1>Avatar</h1>
<span>Director: James Cameron (born August 16, 1954)</span>
<span>Science fiction</span>
<a href="../movies/avatar-theatrical-trailer.html">Trailer</a>
</div>
“To begin, identify the section of the page that is "about" the movie Avatar. To
do this, add the itemscope element to the HTML tag that encloses information
about the item, like this:”
14. Itemscope & Itemtype
<div itemscope>
<h1>Avatar</h1>
<span>Director: James Cameron (born August 16, 1954)</span>
<span>Science fiction</span>
<a href="../movies/avatar-theatrical-trailer.html">Trailer</a>
</div>
By adding itemscope, you are specifying that the HTML contained in the
<div>...</div> block is about a particular item.
But it's not all that helpful to specify that there is an item being discussed
without specifying what kind of an item it is. You can specify the type of item
using the itemtype attribute immediately after the itemscope.
15. Itemscope & Itemtype
<div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Movie">
<h1>Avatar</h1>
<span>Director: James Cameron (born August 16, 1954)</span>
<span>Science fiction</span>
<a href="../movies/avatar-theatrical-trailer.html">Trailer</a>
</div>
16. Itemprop
What additional information can we give search engines about the
movie Avatar?
Movies have interesting properties such as actors, director, ratings.
To label properties of an item, use the itemprop attribute.
For example, to identify the director of a movie, add
itemprop="director" to the element enclosing the director's name.
17. Itemprop
<div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Movie">
<h1 itemprop=“name”>Avatar</h1>
<span>Director: <span itemprop=“director”> James Cameron</span> (born
August 16, 1954)</span>
<span>Science fiction</span>
<a href="../movies/avatar-theatrical-trailer.html” itemprop=“trailer”>Trailer</a>
</div>
This specifies that the item contained in the div is in fact a Movie, as defined in
the schema.org type hierarchy. Item types are provided as URLs, in this case
http://schema.org/Movie
24. Meta Tags with Content
“Sometimes, a web page has
information that would be valuable to
mark up, but the information can't be
marked up because of the way it
appears on the page.”
http://schema.org/docs/gs.html#advanced
This technique should be used sparingly. Only use meta with content for
information that cannot otherwise be marked up.
30. Test Test and Test again!
It will take a number of iterations before you get this right and fit it
into your corporate CMS
The more you markup, the better it is!
31.
32. Sante J. Achille
• Search Marketing Specialist
• Has analysed and optimized countless websites of all sizes
and types in 20 years of professional activity
• Loves proverbs
• His motto: Why Be Normal?
• He thinks: “people should speak less and think more!
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@sjachille
Editor's Notes
Good morning everybody today I’d like to walk you through some of my experiments and findings on how to use schema markup to take your website “to the next level”. I have been working with schema in a number of fields and have seen consistent improvements in all of them. In this presentation I’ll share insights on how you can implement a schema the right way …
There is a fundamental difference between data and information: Data are for example temperatures we collect via satellite imaging of the earth … If we look at this from a search marketing perspective, we’ll see that our websites all have at they very heart a database where each record is linked to others: queries can exrtact answers to complex questions and by doing so obtain INFORMATION. But once the query has been triggered and the page created it becomes just another page the search engines index – the challenge for the search engines is to understand what each page is all about…
Data must be processed and interpreted: by doing so we transform it into information and derive trends: it becomes actionable!
There are certain requirements we implicitly take for granted about the information we produce and consume in our everyday life… information is required to be available for us to consume, we also need that information to be consistent across the various platforms: of course this is true when we refer to information about places or products, events or findings, we would like this to be applicable also to news…
Those high level requirements can be further defined when information provides attributes such as properties, characteristics, features and/or location…
When all these aspects have been defined the set of data with attributes then becomes an Entity –
And Entities can be linked amongst each other to express concepts and answer questions: It is the world of linked data
In the rest of my presentation I will transform these abstract concepts into actionable activities you can use starting tomorrow morning, transforming your website. You see our problem. We create these wonderful dynamic websites which rely on the information we store in powerful databases. The database provides structure because of the intrinsic relational nature, but once extracted information, in the eyes of the search engines is once again data. With schema we can create a layer of code which is used by the search engines to reduce uncertainty and ambiguity (Equivocality) . Our journey to achieve these objectives begins at the schema.org website. There are a number of other options available (let’s mention RFDa which is the main alternative) but at this point in time there is a trend in favour of schema.org. Schema.org is dry to say the least: sometimes I think is has been written by a survivor of the Soviet Union… There isn’t much information to go by and make it simple for you to create a schema. When you point your browser to this page you’ll be impressed: there are hundreds of properties to use in a growing number of areas (new schemas are being implemented constantly).
The Schema.org website offers an explanation on WHY we should use schema – here are a few key elements which help understand why schema is so important… I
I’d like to draw your attention to this aspect – what they are saying here is that search technology cannot compete with our capability to understand and interpret content.
That’s why we need to add this additional layer of code to our pages and give the search engines more “clues” and signals about our pages and our website (=what our website is about, main focus, etc.)
And this is done with itemscope and itemtype – let’s see what they are and how we can use them …
With itemscope we specify (and thereby alert the search engines) that this segment of the page is related to a certain topic – but that’s not enough: we need to specify WHAT that topic is and provide AS MANY DETAILS AS POSSIBLE ABOUT IT – more on this in the next slides.
So here is our first piece of Schema. We have told the search engines (bots) that this segment of content on the page is related to a movie. But we’re only at the very beginning of the process. We can tell the search engines a lot more then that! So let’s take this to the next level and implement more markup to specificy a number of other signals which will make it much easier to understand what we are talking about.
To help us in our efforts and provide the search engines with a set of structured data schema.org makes available to us the ITEMPROP element. We use this to specify properties to html elements within the page.
This is how the ITEMPROP element is used as an integral part of the schema. ITEMPROP helps identify attributes in a definite manner and by doing so reduces uncertainty related to the number of possible meanings that a word or phrase cold have.
So let’s take a closer look at the schema related Movies we started analysing so far… within the Object (or can we say “record”) there are a number of properties we can use to markup our content. Properties are described by “Expected Types” which offer the opportunity to tell the search engines everything we know about the property.
Let’s see how properties and expected elements can be used in combination. Here we have the ELEMENT MOVIE and there are many properties related to a movie, one of them is Director, which is a person. We can use the Expected Type Person to provide as much information possible about the Person – Director.
The property Person has many Expected Tyoes to be used in the definition of the person – let’s consider a few and use birthDate, familyName, and givenName.
One of the most common shortcomings I have seen is in the NESTING or properties and Expected Types which is a very strong signal to the search engines: nesting properties introduces functional ties between elements and provides that structure which goes missing when data is extracted from the database. Nesting plays an essential role in providing structure to data.
You can and need to test your code. My experience over the years has taught me to start small and build it up step by step – this tool will help you understand where you make mistakes and offer suggestions to remove the errors.
It was much nicer before – the “old” rich snippet validation interface offered a more intuitive view, easier to read in complex models and I’ll show what just what I mean in a moment.
Let’s go back to the slide we saw a few minutes ago and focus on a META TAG I used to include data for the Property birthDate. This information was not present on page and was not relevant in this specific instance, yet IT IS AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF INFORMATION to reduce uncertainty and ambiguity so it was included in a META TAG WHICH IS NOT VISIBLE to the user but is read by the search engines.
This event is foreseen for schemas and this is what they say about using META TAGS to markup information when we are in these special conditions – the point being that in everyday life 9 out of 10 we are faced with this kind of situation – and I’ll show you some examples