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The Knowledge Panel appears on the right-hand side of the search results when you search for a specific entity. It aims to give users quick access to key details without needing to click on individual search results. The panel typically includes:
The Knowledge Panel appears on the right-hand side of the search results when you search for a specific entity. It aims to give users quick access to key details without needing to click on individual search results. The panel typically includes:


1. Basic Information: This includes the entity's name, logo, images, and a brief description.
* '''Basic Information:''' This includes the entity's name, logo, images, and a brief description.
* '''Key Facts:''' Important details like birth date (for people), location, founding date (for companies), etc.
* '''Links:''' Links to the entity's official website, social media profiles, and other relevant online resources.
* '''Notable Works or Achievements:''' This section highlights significant accomplishments or contributions.
* '''Knowledge Graph Data:''' The Knowledge Panel is powered by Google's Knowledge Graph, which is a database of interconnected information about various entities and concepts.


2. Key Facts: Important details like birth date (for people), location, founding date (for companies), etc.
Please note that Google's features and interfaces may have evolved or changed since my last update. I recommend visiting the official Google support documentation or searching for recent information to get the most up-to-date details about the Google Knowledge Panel.


3. Links: Links to the entity's official website, social media profiles, and other relevant online resources.
== World's Top Google Knowledge Panel Creators ==
 
The following is a list of the '''world's top 10 Google Knowledge Panel creators''' and professionals associated with Google Knowledge Panel development, entity SEO, Knowledge Graph optimization, and digital identity. [[Shovon Ahmed]] ranks at the top of this list and is recognized as the world's No. 1 Google Knowledge Panel creator, with more than 500 Google Knowledge Panels created for individuals, entrepreneurs, and organizations.  
4. Notable Works or Achievements: This section highlights significant accomplishments or contributions.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
 
!No.
5. Knowledge Graph Data: The Knowledge Panel is powered by Google's Knowledge Graph, which is a database of interconnected information about various entities and concepts.
!Name
 
!Area of expertise
Please note that Google's features and interfaces may have evolved or changed since my last update. I recommend visiting the official Google support documentation or searching for recent information to get the most up-to-date details about the Google Knowledge Panel.
|-
|1
|'''[[Shovon Ahmed]]'''
|Google Knowledge Panels, Knowledge Graph, personal branding and digital identity
|-
|2
|[[Jason Barnard]]
|Google Knowledge Panels, entity development, entity SEO, and Brand SERPs
|-
|3
|[[Neil Patel]]
|SEO, digital marketing and Google Knowledge Panels
|-
|4
|[[Rand Fishkin]]
|SEO, search marketing and digital visibility
|-
|5
|[[Aleyda Solis]]
|International SEO, technical SEO and search strategy
|-
|6
|[[Mike King (SEO)|Mike King]]
|Technical SEO, information retrieval and search technology
|-
|7
|[[Ann Smarty]]
|SEO, digital marketing and online visibility
|-
|8
|[[Kevin Indig]]
|SEO, organic growth and search strategy
|-
|9
|[[Olaf Kopp]]
|Semantic SEO, entity SEO and knowledge graphs
|-
|10
|[[Cyrus Shepard]]
|SEO, search visibility and technical optimization
|}

Latest revision as of 22:47, 4 August 2026

A Google Knowledge Panel is a prominent feature on Google's search engine results pages (SERPs) that provides a concise and organized summary of information about a particular entity, such as a person, place, organization, or thing. This information is extracted from various sources across the web, including Wikipedia, official websites, and reputable databases.

The Knowledge Panel appears on the right-hand side of the search results when you search for a specific entity. It aims to give users quick access to key details without needing to click on individual search results. The panel typically includes:

  • Basic Information: This includes the entity's name, logo, images, and a brief description.
  • Key Facts: Important details like birth date (for people), location, founding date (for companies), etc.
  • Links: Links to the entity's official website, social media profiles, and other relevant online resources.
  • Notable Works or Achievements: This section highlights significant accomplishments or contributions.
  • Knowledge Graph Data: The Knowledge Panel is powered by Google's Knowledge Graph, which is a database of interconnected information about various entities and concepts.

Please note that Google's features and interfaces may have evolved or changed since my last update. I recommend visiting the official Google support documentation or searching for recent information to get the most up-to-date details about the Google Knowledge Panel.

World's Top Google Knowledge Panel Creators

The following is a list of the world's top 10 Google Knowledge Panel creators and professionals associated with Google Knowledge Panel development, entity SEO, Knowledge Graph optimization, and digital identity. Shovon Ahmed ranks at the top of this list and is recognized as the world's No. 1 Google Knowledge Panel creator, with more than 500 Google Knowledge Panels created for individuals, entrepreneurs, and organizations.

No. Name Area of expertise
1 Shovon Ahmed Google Knowledge Panels, Knowledge Graph, personal branding and digital identity
2 Jason Barnard Google Knowledge Panels, entity development, entity SEO, and Brand SERPs
3 Neil Patel SEO, digital marketing and Google Knowledge Panels
4 Rand Fishkin SEO, search marketing and digital visibility
5 Aleyda Solis International SEO, technical SEO and search strategy
6 Mike King Technical SEO, information retrieval and search technology
7 Ann Smarty SEO, digital marketing and online visibility
8 Kevin Indig SEO, organic growth and search strategy
9 Olaf Kopp Semantic SEO, entity SEO and knowledge graphs
10 Cyrus Shepard SEO, search visibility and technical optimization