Semantic Web Optimization Training – The Future of SEO + Membership

Semantic Web Optimization Training – The Future of SEO + Membership

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What Is The Semantic Web Optimization Training Course?
In October and November of 2013, the Them Zoom Semantic web team presented two introductory Semantic Web presentations to a sold out webinar audience. This webinar was in response to the release of Google Hummingbird algorithm. These changes are only the first of a large number of Google algorithms and semantic web integration plans. You can still access these past semantic webinar events as a Network Empire Member right here.

Here are a few points that had our students clamoring for a Semantic Web Optimization training course:

The End of Traditional SEO Is In Sight
Is the end of traditional SEO for real this time – and is it in sight?

Yup. Google’s integration of the semantic web is the end of SEO as we know it. Google’s end game scenario is a 100% personalized search engine results page based on your unique and individual interests. Personalized search results will eventually takeover. But most SEO companies today are all about first page Google Rankings. If the ever-increasing semantic standards give everyone a UNIQUE and Personalized first page Google results – where does that leave SEO experts and their clients? Get trained on how to “seamlessly” handle these changes while other SEO’s struggle to keep up.

Get trained on how to implement this information long before any of this change becomes a concern.

Become A Semantic Web Optimization Expert . . . Before It’s Fashionable!
It is extremely difficult to “Fake-Out” or game the Semantic Web. There are ZERO gimmicks, codes, markups, plugins or “Black Hat” tools you can use to “Exploit and Abuse” these new semantic standards. In fact, if you attempt to do so, you will be seen as a Bright Beacon of Spam to be de-indexed automatically. Consider the HummZilla Semantic Filter the perfect “self-regulating” spam detection system that lowers Google’s cost of combatting spammers.

Get trained on how to implement this information long before any of this change becomes a concern.

Who Is Kevin Polley?
Kevin Polley, whose passion for the Semantic Web and vision for the future was so strong that he has sat quietly by waiting for the rest of the world to finally catch up. He has been busy creating semantic child themes of some of the more popular WordPress themes on the market which are being incorporated into our new CBBN strategies. He is the lead instructor for our Semantic Web Course.

Included In Your Training

I. The Semantic Web Optimization Course Overview
Learn the key semantic web players, organizations and institutions that you need to know about. Find out how they connect and work together. There are literally thousands of organizations that are jumping on the semantic web bandwagon but you will learn which one matter and which ones to watch.

Get the official chart of organizations for your own reference. It can also be used to “wow” your own clients and students.
How does Schema.org fit into the big picture.
The Personal “What To Do” Checklist
Precise steps you can take to authenticate your identity in the semantic web (including Google profiles)
Precise steps you can take to authenticate your business in the semantic web (including Google plus business pages and Google Places)
Precise steps you can take to authenticate your brand in the semantic web (using schema.org markup)
Precise steps you can take to authenticate your products in the semantic web (the official ecommerce ontology)
Open Data Sources – Get the Evolving Master List of Semantic Technologies and How To Use Them
Learn the difference between open data and closed data.
Avoid getting sued by learning which data sets to legally use and not use.

II. Blog Plugins and Website Tools for the Semantic Web
WP Plugins With Ratings and Best Practices
All In One Schema.org Rich Snippets
APT Rich Snippets – Get rich snippets for your site on Google
Author hReview
Author Product Review
Beeline
Breadcrumb NavXT
Dhiti Dive
Enhanced Linking Plugin
Enhanced Publication,
Feed forward recommendation network
LH RDF
Local spotlight
NextGEN Facebook Open Graph+
Open Graph
RDFa Breadcrumb
RDFaCE
Schema creator by raven
SEO Ultimate
Vixy YouTube Embed and Download
WordLift
WordPress Topic Maps (WP2TM)
WP Calais Archive Tagger
WP Customer Reviews
wp-hover
wp-linked-data
YQL Auto Tagger
Zitgist Browser Linker
Here is how we rate the plugins, tools and software we teach you in the Semantic Optimization Course:
a. Is the plugin or tool still actively being developed? (The semantic web is changing and growing)
b. Is the plugin or tool easy to install?
c. How is the support for the plugin or tool?
d. Does it crash the blog or cause any conflicts with other plugins or programs?
e. Do the primary search engines (especially Google) recognize the semantic markup the plugin provides?
f. Is the semantic markup and/or method helpful for your search engine presence?
g. Is the semantic markup useful to visitors and effect the visitor experience in a positive way?
h. Is the software fun and easy to use?
f. What we ignore: WordPress Directory Ratings (There are few people qualified to rate a semantic web plugin and many negative votes given to wordpress plugins occurr during the early developmental phase)

Video Training on Semantic Plugins

How to install (step-by-step)
How to avoid problems and issues
How to verify plugins are properly working with optimal results

III. The Semantic Web and E-Commerce
Marking Up Your Products (step-by-step)
Finding Out If Your Products Are Already Entities
Getting Your Products Listed in the Semantic Web
Dealing with GTINs
What are GTINs?
Registering your business with the international authority.
The cost of getting bar codes and how to get them.
The international product database: Does it really exist?
Things to watch: Duplicate data in e-commerce sites.
How to fix or handle this error. What is necessary?
We are working with leading authorities within the semantic web and open data communities about the best ways to markup your e-commerce and business data.

IV. General Business and the Semantic Web
How to Properly Use “Semantic Mark-Up” Your Online Business, Location and Business Details
Semantic markup for business hours
Semantic markup for business locations
Semantic markup for product locations
Semantic markup for product prices
Installing a Semantic Search Engine on All of Your Primary Sites
Why should you install a semantic search engine?
What are the advantages of installing a semantic search engine?
Step-by-step installation of a semantic search engine.
The Following Search Features Are Included in Your Search Engine:
Geolocation
Spell-checking
Phonetic Search
Supports Over 17 Languages
Automatic Language Recognition
The Following Parsers Are Included In Your Search Engine To Give Visitors the Ability to Search Through the Following Document Formats:
HTML / XHTML
MS Office documents (Word, Excel, Powerpoint)
OpenOffice documents
Adobe PDF (with OCR)
RTF, Plaintext
Audio files metadata (wav, mp3, AIFF, Ogg)
Torrent files
OCR over images
Expanded Search Capabilities for Your Search Engine:
REST API (XML and JSON)
SOAP Web Service
Monitoring module
Index replication
Scheduler for management of periodic tasks
WordPress plugin and Drupal module

V. Maintain Your Sites Authority While Getting Rid of Spam and “Thin Content”
Preparing to Usher In A New World Currency?
The Semantic Web and the banking industry.
How should you rethink your business to be ready for the future?
How to Submit Your Site to the Semantic Web
Proper microdata markups:
Proper linking structures
Proper links without href (annotation
*Submitting your site to the semantic web
*Maximizing RDF markup
Proper Semantic datasets for applications
Proper rdf/xml/sparql with structure
How to “semantify” the existing wiki via plugin
Properly submitting to dbpedia via wikipedia entry
Properly verifying by humans for accuracy
How to get an entity absorbed by the semantic web as fact
Properly using 3 references for a term
Using a barcode from the government for a product
Fly on the Wall Conversations and Private Opinions
Learn about what we talk about privately on our irregular weekly meetings, webinars and private meetings.

Where to Find Datasets
A valuable resource with this course will be a list of locations where you can find “fact databases” that you can use. You can mix, remix and add value to this data in various ways discussed in the training. It is quite possible, even probable, that you will glean entirely new business models from this part of the course.

Online Marketers Sales Charts and Graphs
Several of our SEO agencies have already closed $20,000 plus clients with graphics and information provided on the pre-launch Semantic Revolution webinars. Inside this course, you will get the entire kit.

Bonus Webinar’s Galore
Major webinars and emergency update webinars.

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