How will SEO be impacted by Google's new Knowledge Graph?
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With the recent announcement of Googles new Knowledge Graph, the SERP will be different. Will this present a new set of SEO best practices?
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I think this is where we'll see the relevancy of content playing an even more important role. It will provide more opportunities for higher rankings - with KG applied, you'll be fighting against others in your category instead of the broader multiple-meaning terms.
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