Semantic Web and Schema
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Is anyone from SEOmoz planning on writing anything about the Semantic Web and Schema and how they see it impacting SEO?
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Hi Donnie,
Thanks for your reply. The links are great. However, I was hoping that Rand would provide his perspective in a blog or weekly whitepaper.
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Here's a couple mentions so far...
#1) A New Approach to Structured Data
#2) Duane Forrester from Bing Talks Social, Schema, and Honey Badger Update
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