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01 / Agency work
Research and plan
Define the subjects, evidence and page assignments before production.
Research and strategy
Topical Map Service and Semantic SEO Strategy
Decide which subjects belong, which page answers each task and what to work on first.
Subject research
Entity and Competitor Research for Semantic SEO
Examine entities and competing coverage within a declared topic, website and market scope.
02 / Agency work
Write and connect
Give writers a clear brief, improve the content and plan useful links.
Editorial planning
Content Briefs and Editorial Planning
Define the reader task, required facts, content boundaries and review criteria before drafting.
Content production
Content Writing and Rewriting
Commission new page drafts or revise existing content around an agreed brief and usable sources.
Links and architecture
Internal Linking for Semantic SEO
Review page relationships, useful destinations and the agreed changes to contextual links or navigation.
03 / Agency work
Build and review
Examine the website, design the agreed pages and check the results within scope.
Website review
Semantic Website Audit
Review page purposes, missing answers, links and website changes through findings and a repair plan.
Markup and answers
Structured Data and Search Presentation
Plan supported structured data and visible answer formats against approved facts and page content.
Page design and building
Page Design and Website Building
Plan layouts, reading order, links and agreed website changes around the page’s purpose.
Page family planning
Programmatic and Location Content Planning
Review source records, genuine location facts and distinct reader needs before proposing related pages.
Measurement and review
Measurement, Experiments and Improvement
Define the question, examine available website evidence and record the limits of a proposed comparison.
04 / Agency work
Agency and project information
Meet the founder, check project fit and prepare an enquiry.
Agency overview
Semantic SEO Agency
Explore the agency’s research, content and website work, then choose a project route.
Agency partnerships
Semantic SEO for Agencies
Agree the part Semantec SEO takes in a client project, including reviews and publishing responsibilities.
People and method
About Semantec SEO
Meet founder Kevin Maguire and see how research, writing and review fit together.
Project enquiries
Contact Semantec SEO
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Project scope and fees
Semantic SEO Project Pricing
See which inputs, outputs, review steps and website responsibilities shape an agreed proposal.
Free Semantic SEO learning
A library organised around useful questions.
Choose a starting point or open a subject collection. Every resource below remains a direct link to its own explanation or worked example.
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See how reader questions, entities, content and website structure fit together before choosing a subject.
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5 resources
Foundations and boundaries
Define the practice, examine its limits and question unsupported ranking claims.
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What Is Semantic SEO? Meaning, Tasks and Website PurposeExplore 4 more resources
10 resources
Reader intent and query context
Identify the task, prior knowledge and constraints behind a question.
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Reader tasks and query contextExplore 9 more resources
- Query Context: Location, Knowledge and Constraints
- Mixed Intent Pages: Keep Together or Separate?
- Query Reformulation: Resolve Ambiguous Search Phrases
- Search Journey Mapping: Prior Knowledge and Next Questions
- Intent Coverage: Questions, Criteria and Answer Boundaries
- Query Grouping: Match Searches to Shared Answer Needs
- Page or content block? Choose the Right Content Boundary
- Choose an Answer Format That Fits the Reader Task
- Research a Topic When Keyword Data Is Sparse
11 resources
Entities and knowledge representation
Distinguish things, attributes, names and relationships.
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Entities: Identity, Facts and RelationshipsExplore 10 more resources
- What Is an Entity? Names, Types and Relationships
- Entity Attributes and Predicates: Describe Supported Facts
- Entity Disambiguation: Distinguish Similar Names
- Knowledge Graphs, Taxonomies and Ontologies: A Practical Introduction
- Main and Supporting Entities: Choose What a Page Needs
- Entity Salience, Co-occurrence and Proximity Without Density Targets
- Entity Names, Aliases and Abbreviations: Keep an Accurate Record
- Entity Evidence: Resolve Conflicting Facts and Keep a Correction Record
- Entity Identity Across Pages: Facts, Ownership and Updates
- Entities and Keywords: Turn Terminology Into Explanation
15 resources
Topic architecture and page ownership
Decide which page answers each task and how related subjects connect.
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Topical Maps: Page Jobs and Website StructureExplore 14 more resources
- Topical Map Process: From Research to Website Review
- Source Context for Topical Maps: Purpose and Audience
- What Is a Topical Map? Find and Review Candidate Topics
- Parent and Child Topics: Semantic Relations and Navigation
- Hubs and Support Pages: Give Each Resource a Clear Role
- Topic Ownership: Assign Each Answer to a main page
- Content Overlap: Diagnose Competing Answers with Evidence
- Split or Merge Topics: Preserve Useful Answers and Routes
- Topical Coverage Matrix: Reconcile Nodes, Pages and Open Gaps
- Content Dependencies and Build Order: Plan the Prerequisites
- Website Navigation and Architecture for Semantic SEO
- Programmatic Pages: Choose Topics With Distinct Useful Evidence
- Version a Topical Map: Stable IDs, Changes and Review Records
- Topical Authority and Topical Maps: Claims, Coverage and Practical Decisions
12 resources
Content composition and answer coverage
Write complete, readable answers with useful examples and clear structure.
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Semantic Writing: Clear Explanations That Preserve MeaningExplore 11 more resources
- What Is an SEO Content Brief? Specify the Answer Before Writing
- Opening Answers and Introductions: Put the Response Where It Helps
- Headings and Content Order: Build an Explanation Readers Can Follow
- Passage Context and Reference Clarity: Preserve Who Does What
- Coverage Depth and Relevance: Complete the Reader’s Task
- Definitions, Processes and Exceptions: Keep the Answer Accurate
- Comparison Tables: Evidence, Criteria and Conditional Choices
- Useful FAQ Blocks: Question Ownership and Supported Answers
- Content Audits and Rewrites: Evidence, Changes and Acceptance
- Titles and Search Summaries: Accurate Page Promises
- AI Output Review Standard: Verification, Originality and Responsibility
9 resources
Evidence and useful contribution
Support claims and add information that helps the reader complete the task.
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Evidence and Useful Contribution in Website ContentExplore 8 more resources
- Source Selection and Citations: Support the Exact Claim
- Claims, Numbers and Provenance: Keep the Baseline Visible
- Original Evidence: Record Methods and Label Demonstrations
- Information Gain in SEO: Useful Contribution and Clear Limits
- Research Other Pages: Compare Coverage Without Copying Promises
- Trust, Authorship and E-E-A-T: Show Who Did the Work
- Limitations and Counterexamples: Test Advice Against the Reader Task
- Claim Freshness and Correction: Recheck the Supporting Evidence
9 resources
Internal and external links
Connect the reader to the next answer, evidence or relevant action.
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Useful Website Links: Destinations, Wording and ContextExplore 8 more resources
- Crawlable and Meaningful Links: Use Real Destinations
- Anchor Text and Context: Describe the Next Useful Destination
- Context Links and Navigation: Give Each Route a Purpose
- Orphan Page Recovery: Restore Useful Learning Paths
- Entity Relationship Links: Choose the Page That Answers the Need
- Evidence Link Placement: Cite the Claim and Qualify the Relationship
- Link Refresh After Consolidation: Preserve the Reader’s Context
- Audit the link graph and choose the next repair.
13 resources
Structured data and entity identity
Describe suitable supported facts in a machine readable vocabulary.
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Structured Data: Supported Facts and Page MeaningExplore 12 more resources
- Learn how structured data works before choosing a format.
- Choose schema types and properties from supported facts.
- Connect entities with stable IDs and distinct page nodes.
- Describe the organization and founder without invented authority.
- WebPage, WebSite and Breadcrumbs: Describe a Page in Its Site
- Article Schema: Authors, Headlines and Honest Dates
- Products, Services and Reviews: Describe the Real Offer
- Schema.org Validity and Rich Result Eligibility: Run Separate Checks
- FAQ and HowTo Markup: Keep Useful Answers, Retire Old Search Promises
- Schema Validation and Debugging: Check Meaning as Well as Syntax
- Schema Ownership and Graph Conflicts: Control Every Generator
- Structured-data Evidence and Expiry: Keep Values True
9 resources
Technical access and indexing
Examine access, rendering, URLs and the conditions for a page to be considered.
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Technical Access: Crawling, Indexing and URL EvidenceExplore 8 more resources
- URLs, Redirects and Content Availability: Plan the Route and the Response
- Rendered Page Acceptance: Check Content, Keyboard and Narrow Layouts
- Mobile Content Parity: Keep the Complete Answer Usable
- Page Experience and Performance: Protect the Reader’s Task
- Image and Video Access: Preserve Meaning and Findable Sources
- Facets and Generated URLs: Choose Useful Owners Before Controls
- Language and Regional Content: Localize the Answer and Its Evidence
- Keep public answers separate from private client drafts.
8 resources
Visual meaning and usable tasks
Use layout, images and working controls to support the page’s purpose.
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Visual Meaning and Semantic HTML: Make the Page UsableExplore 7 more resources
- Make the page’s main task apparent in the layout.
- Keep the visual and the text within the same claim.
- Preserve a diagram’s relationships in readable text.
- Build comparison tables with clear headers and honest gaps.
- Calculator Specifications: Inputs, Rules and Honest Results
- Enquiry States: Labels, Confirmation and Recovery
- Reading Effort and Cognitive Clarity: Organize the Complete Answer
7 resources
Measurement and diagnosis
Define a question, examine available data and record the limits of a comparison.
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Measure Reader Tasks and Project Enquiries SeparatelyExplore 6 more resources
- Coverage, Search Visibility and Conversions: Keep the Denominators Separate
- Search Console Query and Page Evidence: Read the Scoped Record
- Topic and Cluster Health: Find Missing Answers and Learning Routes
- SEO Experiment Guardrails: Test Content Order Without False Attribution
- Prioritizing SEO Repairs With Incomplete Data: Explain the Order
- Privacy and Behavioral Evidence: Separate Observation From Inference
7 resources
AI retrieval and answer systems
Examine how the relevant provider retrieves and presents information, using its own guidance.
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Passage Retrieval: Keep Answers Accurate in ContextExplore 6 more resources
- Contextual Language and Embeddings: Meaning Is Not a Writing Score
- Retrieval Augmented Generation: Context, Answers and Source Traces
- Google AI Feature Readiness: Eligibility, Controls and Evidence
- Query Fan Out Mapping: Plan Possible Questions Responsibly
- AI Crawler Access Controls: Provider Roles and Policy Review
- AI Search Observation and Reporting: Evidence Without Guarantees
7 resources
Maintenance and editorial review responsibilities
Assign fact checking, updates and review responsibilities as the subject changes.
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Content Refresh: Triggers, Evidence and Review PrioritiesExplore 6 more resources
- Propagate a rebrand without losing identity or history.
- Retire the offer without abandoning the continuing task.
- Record who approved the draft and who checked the release.
- Account for every included node before calling the map complete.
- Repair dependent advice when its evidence becomes unavailable.
- Post-Publish Verification: Compare the Public Page with the Accepted Draft
3 resources
Applications and documentation
Apply the method to services, stores, archives, technical instructions and browser-assisted tasks.
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Apply Semantic SEO to Services, Stores and ArchivesExplore 2 more resources
Company, evidence and policies
Read the document for the question you have.
Agency project scope, fees, timing and responsibilities are set in the agreed proposal. Read each legal or trust document for its stated scope. A directory entry does not replace a policy or turn product subscription terms into project terms.
Evidence standard
Source and Citation Policy
Source ownership, exact claim support, dates, quotations and the record behind a citation.
Claim standard
Claims and Substantiation Policy
Evidence thresholds, visible qualifications and review states for material public claims.
Security disclosure
Security Overview
The systems and records Semantec SEO controls, provider boundaries and the security reporting route.
Personal data
Privacy Policy
The stated controller, data uses, provider boundaries, rights and privacy contact route.
Website terms
Terms of Use
The terms for using the public website and its information, separate from paid product access.
Outcome and reliance limits
SEO and AI Output Disclaimer
AI output review, external systems, professional advice boundaries and the limits of search claims.
Document directory
Legal Hub
Find the legal document for website use, privacy, product access or another stated policy subject.
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