Google Knowledge Graph Tool
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Hello All Mozzers (that makes us sound like fans of The Smiths),
Is there a tool that shows if a keyword triggers a knowledge graph panel/box/result. I have a quite a few (100's) of informational searches I need to check and don't really want to do in manually. It would be good if the tool returned the knowledge graph answer and the URL.
Thanks in advance and have a good weekend
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@highwayfive, you can actually get this information from SEMRush, using their keyword difficulty tool.
Here's a screenshot for "dog food" showing that there is a News box.
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None that I know of. This might be a good candidate for a Mechanical Turk task: https://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome
It'd definitely be a value add from a ranking tool. Currently though when I'm reporting on search rankings that integrate Knowledge Graph I also show where rankings are client adjacent, so a site ranking for a given term that's not the client but the client is mentioned and accessible from that ranking site.
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