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+<br>The days of slapping up a cheap website and receiving massive amounts of free search engine traffic, without doing any type of SEO, are over and they are not coming back. Search engines are more sophisticated than ever,  [TopSourceMedia.com](http://schuetzenverein-scheyern-1862.de/index.php?title=Understanding_Answer_Engine_Optimization:_A_New_Era_Of_Search) and the best way to crack the online nut of avalanches of search traffic is to take advantage of [semantic search](https://de.bab.la/woerterbuch/englisch-deutsch/semantic%20search) SEO. To truly tap into the power of this online marketing strategy, you need to access a search engine optimization specialist that understands schema, microdata, RDFs, JSON-LD and all of the other important aspects that make this such a powerful search marketing strategy. You might be wondering what semantic search SEO is, and you probably have other questions as well. We will do our best to provide a detailed explanation of what this is all about, and then fill you in on some of the reasons why you need to take advantage of semantic search as soon as possible. It’s the wave of the SEO future, but it is absolutely happening right now!<br>
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+<br>What Is Semantic Search SEO? To put it in the simplest terms possible, because it’s easy to get bogged down in the technical details, semantic search is one of the biggest changes that the search engines - particularly Google - has implemented in the way that they deliver search results. The Hummingbird algorithm, launched by Google back in 2014,  [Top Source Media team](https://followtheapi.com/index.php/User:BlancaGaunson) is the biggest and most prevalent change in the algorithm and shows they are leaning more toward delivering semantic search results now more than ever. But what is semantic search? And how does it relate to SEO? Semantic search is a way for Google and other search engines to interpret user intent based on the search query that they put into the search engine when looking up any number of things online. The search query is refined by using semantic technology, and this technology is able to extract the particular search and deliver an answer which is personalized and customized to meet their specific needs based on user intent.<br>
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+<br>But the Hummingbird update has taken it even further. They want the Google search engine to be a question and answer engine, and one of the reasons for this major change is the use of voice technology to request search results. Many people now use their smartphones and tablets to look for answers to their most pressing questions. They are not typing keywords into a search engine any longer, but are physically speaking into a microphone and asking specific questions of the search engines. This is semantic search at its finest, and using it to your search engine optimization advantage is going to help take your company to the next level. What Is Schema, Microdata, RDFs, JSON-LD, and  [Top Source Media](http://www.sehomi.com/energies/wiki/index.php?title=Utilisateur:MayraD89718511) How Do They Fit into Semantic Search SEO? Here’s where things could get very complicated if you do not understand schema and the technical language revolve around it. So we are going to do our best to explain this in as simple of terms as possible.<br>
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+<br>Schema is a universally supported digital language and vocabulary that is jointly used by Yahoo,  [Top Source Media team](https://hellnowewontgo.org/index.php?title=OptQuest_-_Optimization_Of_Complex_Systems) Microsoft and Google. This is a part of the markup languages that are also known as microdata. Schema is designed to make everyone’s lives a lot easier, and this is especially true for the lives of webmasters. It’s a standardized way to glean a much better understanding of the search engines. The most important thing to understand is that schema is a language in its own right, but it is also fully compatible with JSON-LD, microdata and RDFs. RDFs: a form of a universal translator specifically designed for the semantic web. It helps to provide a universal translation and define common vocabularies. JSON-LD: it is based on the very popular JSON format, and it gives webmasters the ability to define data context through the use of properties and types. Microdata: this is a form of semantic markup that is specifically designed to describe the elements of a webpage.<br>