Joining Dixon Jones on Episode 29 of the Knowledge Panel Show are Bibi Raven, Eva Cheng, Debbie Chew and Aaron Anderson.

Joining DIXON JONES are LEIGHANNE MAKRYGIANNIS, NATALIE ARNEY, HANA BEDNAROVA & LUKE BUDKA.

Hosted by Dixon Jones with Filipa Serra Gaspar, Billie Geena Hyde, Eilish Hughes and Jonas Sickler.

For this episode, Dixon is joined by Adelina Bordea, Filipa Serra Gaspar, Gemma Fontané and Montserrat Cano.

We’ll be covering those questions and more in episode 19 of the Knowledge Panel Show with Roxana Stingu from Alamy, Olesia Korobka from Fajela and Karen Julia from Photo SEO Lab.

Joining Dixon to discuss that is Billie Hyde from The SEO Works, Eric Enge from Pilot Holding and Isaline Mülhauser from PILEA.

Representing WordPress sites is Jono Alderson from Yoast. On the custom coding team is Crystal Carter from Optix Solutions and arguing the case for the easy site builder side is Russ Jeffery from Duda.

Joining David Bain to discuss that on episode 15 of the Knowledge Panel show is Aleyda Solis from Orainti, Michael Bonfils from SEM International and Motoko Hunt from AJPR.

Joining Dixon Jones on this month’s show are Judith Lewis from DeCabbit, Jonny Ross from Fleek and Bibi Raven from BibiBuzz.

Dixon Jones is joined by Aiala Icaza González (SEO Director at Reflect Digital), Helen Pollitt (SEO Team Manager at iTech Media), Si Shangase (Havas) and Laura Hogan (Owner, Sweet Digital Marketing Agency).

Joining Dixon to discuss that in episode 12 of the Knowledge Panel is Greg Gifford, Colan Nielsen, Joy Hawkins and Jason Brown.

Those are just 3 of the questions we’re asking this month’s panel – joining Dixon Jones are Martin MacDonald from MOG Media, Turgay Akar from PlayStation and Luis Rodriguez from Uber.

Those are some of the topics that Dixon Jones explores in episode 10 of the Knowledge Panel with Fabrizio Ballarini from Wise, Hellen Benavides from giffgaff and Kerstin Reichert from Tide.

In Episode 9 of the Knowledge Panel we discuss how to use big data to scale SEO with several of the world’s leading experts in harnessing big data to power SEO activities – joining Dixon Jones are Wil Reynolds from Seer, Rachel Hildebrand from MoneyGeek and Laurence O’Toole from Authoritas.

In this episode of the Knowledge Panel, we’ll be discussing which aspects of technical SEO big brands miss and the ramifications that this has on the brand’s overall success.

Joining Dixon to discuss this are Ant Robinson, Keith Goode and Lea Scudamore.

In this episode of the Knowledge Panel Craig Campbell, Jenny Abouobaia and Julie Adams explore what’s currently working in the field of SEO for affiliate niche sites.

David Bain, Lukasz Zelezny, Niki Mosier and AnnaLea Crowe discover what SEO activities you should be focusing on at the beginning of the year and how that should fit into your overall SEO strategy.

• How good IS Google at understanding Javascript compared to a few years ago? 
• It used to take quite a long time for Google to crawl and index Javascript. How fast is it these days and how did it get so fast? 
• People often say that Javascript slows a site down and we all know that speed is really important to Google... so is it true? Does Javascript slow a site? Or can it even speed it up? 
• What’s Google’s Web Rendering service? 
• How can people minify javascript files? Does it help much? 
• What is Google BAD at seeing in Javascript? 

• If Machine Learning is a form of AI, then isn’t PageRank a from of AI?
• Is there much AI in the main core algorithm of Google? (Reading millions of books, CBOW… more ML in Google
• https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/sep/08/robot-wrote-this-article-gpt-3 << What are the implications of THIS!?
• Images, Image recognition (Microsoft is good at this). How on earth do they do that and what is the impact on SEO?
• Chatbots were all the rage a few years ago… do they work? Has that been a failure of AI?
• End on the positive aspects of AI on society… improved leisure time? Universal income? Will AI mean we have to change our personal definitions for a “meaningful life”?

What schema is important for SEO?

What types of schema make a positive impact on featured snippets?

Google Guidelines say:

“You must follow these guidelines for your app to be eligible to appear as a rich result. Warning: If your site violates one or more of these guidelines, then Google may take manual action against it. Once you have remedied the problem, you can submit your site for reconsideration.”

--- Why do they feel the need to have these guidelines?

Article Schema requires images… what happens if you don’t use any in your schema?

How do you see or define an Entity? And how are they important on mobiles?

Counterpoint: But understand still start with a keyword in search. So what’s changed? Surely that’s still the key?

Grant Symmonds wrote an article on SE Watch saying Keywords are dead way back in 2013 saying this, so 7 years ago. At that point, he was talking about “needs Met” as the overriding aim of the SEO. Has that changed to Topics, or is it a different side of the same coin?

Image Optimisation is something John Muller suggested was a real opportunity for SEOs moving forward. No keywords there! Any tips or thoughts on how to benefit from image search?

Do you think it is valid for SEOs to call Twitter and Facebook’s algorithms to be part of the SEO’s realm? In other words, here it is all about who sees a feed and why. For example, if I want a local restaurant now, I am just as likely to ask my friends on Facebook as Google, if not, more-so. Does an SEO now have to understand micro-influencer marketing? How do they do that!?