Knowledge panels
What is a Google knowledge panel, and why don't you have one?
A plain explanation of the Google knowledge panel, where it comes from, why most people never get one, and how to check whether Google has an entity for you.
Knowledge panels
Wikidata for people: when you qualify, and how to add yourself without getting deleted
What Wikidata is to Google, the notability bar for a person, the handful of properties worth adding, the exact way to attach references, and why a thin entry does more harm than none.
Schema and the graph
The Google knowledge graph, explained for people, not programmers
What Google's knowledge graph actually is, how a person gets into it, why it sometimes holds two versions of you, and what the kgmid code in a search address tells you about your own entry.
Authority and EEAT
Knowledge gain: why Google rewards what the web doesn't already know
Google scores content partly by how much it adds beyond what is already indexed. For a person, that means the facts that exist nowhere else online are the most valuable thing you can publish.
Knowledge panels
How to get a Google knowledge panel for yourself, the honest version
The sequence that actually produces a knowledge panel for a person, in order, with the common mistakes that stop it from working.
Knowledge panels
How to claim a Google knowledge panel, step by step
What the "Claim this knowledge panel" link actually does, which Google account to use, how verification works, what you can change afterwards, and how to report a duplicate or a wrong subtitle.
Knowledge panels
Google Search Console for your own name: the report that shows your record working
How to set up Search Console for a personal site, request indexing, read the handful of reports that matter for a name search, and spot the moment Google starts connecting your name to your record.
Authority and EEAT
EEAT for individuals: how Google judges a person's experience, expertise, authority and trust
What EEAT actually is, what each letter looks like as evidence about one person rather than a website, and a checklist of the signals that count.