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Entity SEO: make sure Google and AI know exactly who you are
We make your business one clear, consistent entity across your website, profiles and the wider web, so search engines and AI assistants describe you correctly and trust you enough to recommend you. Part of the AI Search Authority plan from £695 a month.
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How we make search engines sure who you are
Why clashing business facts make machines hedge, and how one master record fixes your details everywhere.
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Old address still showing? Services you dropped? Listings that disagree? When facts clash, machines play safe. So we trace every source, align your profiles, and keep one master record.
Entity SEO makes you one recognisable thing. The same name, address, services and people everywhere, confirmed with structured data.
We add connected schema. Business details. A Person profile for you. Service markup on every service page. Links to your real profiles. And FAQ markup only where it's genuine.
AI works the same way. When facts match, it repeats them with confidence. When they clash, it hedges, or names a competitor.
And here's the honest bit. You can't apply for a Google knowledge panel, and nobody can guarantee one. We make your facts clear, then help you claim it if one shows up.
The clean-up takes about two months. Audit first. Then a master record and entity home, schema and profiles, and finally directories.
Entity work is included in AI Search Authority from £695 a month. Check how machines see your business with a free audit at renozer.com.
The basics
What is entity SEO?
Why a search engine needs to be sure who you are before it recommends you.
Entity SEO is the work of defining your business as a single, recognisable thing that search engines and AI tools can identify with confidence. It aligns your name, address, services, people and profiles everywhere they appear, then confirms them with structured data.
Google and the AI assistants no longer read the web as strings of keywords. They store things, called entities, and the relationships between them: this business, at this address, run by this person, offering these services in these towns. When those facts are scattered or contradict each other, a machine cannot be sure it has the right business, so it plays safe and recommends someone it can verify. Entity based SEO removes that doubt. It is the foundation under our answer engine optimisation work, and it supports your local SEO because Google uses the same facts for the Map Pack.
- Entity home
- Your about page, the one source you fully control
- Key facts
- Name, address, phone, services, areas and people
- Confirmed by
- Schema, sameAs links, profiles and directories
- Used by
- Google, including AI Overviews, Bing, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot
- Typical result
- Fewer wrong descriptions and more confident recommendations
- Price
- Inside the AI Search Authority plan
Signs search engines are confused about your business
Most owners never notice these until a customer mentions the wrong phone number.
We trace every source repeating the old details and correct or remove them, which matters most after a rebrand or redesign.
Your site, profiles and directories are aligned so the current service list is the only one machines see.
Clear schema, sameAs links and a strong about page separate you from look-alikes.
One master record of your details, then every listing updated to match it as part of our local SEO work.
A proper Person profile with credentials, connected to the business and its pages.
How Google builds a picture of your business
Knowledge Graph, corroboration and why consistency beats volume.
Google keeps a database of entities called the Knowledge Graph. It adds or updates a business when several independent sources agree on the same facts. Your website is the starting point, and the about page usually acts as the entity home: the page that states most clearly who you are. Your Google Business Profile, Companies House record, trade bodies, social profiles and press mentions then either confirm that picture or muddy it.
Volume matters less than agreement. Ten listings with the same details carry more weight than forty with three versions of your address. AI assistants work in a similar way: when the facts they find match, they repeat them confidently; when they clash, they hedge or pick a competitor. Genuine coverage from digital PR adds independent sources that agree with you.
- One entity home that states every key fact
- Profiles and directories that match it exactly
- Independent mentions that confirm what you say
One record, repeated everywhere
- Google Business Profile
- Companies House
- Bing Places
- Social profiles
- Entity homeYour about page
- Apple Maps
- Trade bodies
- UK directories
- Press mentions
Structured data SEO: the schema we add
Schema markup tells machines in plain code what a page is about and who is behind it.
Structured data is a block of JSON-LD code that sits in the page and labels its facts. We build it as one connected graph, so the organisation, its people, its services and its pages all reference each other rather than floating as separate snippets added by different plugins.
| Schema type | What it tells machines | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Organization or LocalBusiness | Legal name, logo, address, phone, opening hours, areas served | Home and about page |
| Person | The owner or expert, their role and credentials | About and author pages |
| Service | Each service, its area and its price range | Every service page |
| sameAs | Links to your real profiles on other sites | Inside the Organization and Person markup |
| FAQPage and Product | Questions and products that genuinely appear on the page | Only where the content exists |
On WordPress we replace conflicting plugin schema with one clean graph; on Wix, Squarespace and Shopify we work within what each platform allows.
{
"@graph": [
{ "@type": "LocalBusiness", "@id": "#business",
"name": "Your Business Ltd",
"sameAs": ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/yourbusiness",
"https://www.facebook.com/yourbusiness"] },
{ "@type": "Person", "@id": "#owner",
"worksFor": { "@id": "#business" } },
{ "@type": "Service", "name": "Boiler servicing",
"provider": { "@id": "#business" } }
]
}One version of the truth about your business
Entity work is detailed and unglamorous. We do it carefully, record every change and show you the before and after.
Entity work is included in AI Search Authority from £695 a month. A one-off clean-up is quoted in writing first.
Younus builds and tests the schema himself, and checks every profile we change against your master record.
An AI tool quoting your old address? Send a screenshot and we will trace the source within one working day.
We fix the source of a wrong fact, not just the listing where you happened to spot it.
One mission: your business grows.
How to get a Google knowledge panel
An honest answer, because this is where a lot of money gets wasted.
You cannot apply for a knowledge panel, and anyone who guarantees one is selling something they do not control. Google shows a panel when it is confident an entity exists and has enough corroborating sources. For most local firms, the right-hand box people see is actually the Google Business Profile, which you can claim and manage today.
What you can do is give Google every reason to be confident. If a panel does appear for your company or for you as the owner, it can be claimed by signing in through an official account Google recognises, such as Search Console or a verified YouTube channel. You can then suggest edits, which Google reviews before they go live. Not sure where you stand? Our free AI visibility audit shows how Google, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity describe you today.
- Build the entity home
An about page that states your name, founding year, location, people, services and links to your profiles.
- Add connected schema
Organization and Person markup with sameAs links to every genuine profile.
- Align every listing
Companies House, Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Apple Maps and trade directories all matching.
- Earn independent mentions
Coverage in local and trade press that names you and links to your site.
- Claim it when it appears
Verification through an official account, then careful edit suggestions.
- Website
- yourbusiness.co.uk
- Founded
- 2014
- Founder
- Your name
- Profiles
- LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube
Claim this knowledge panelFeedback
How it works
Our entity clean-up process
Most of the work happens in the first two months, then we keep it tidy.
- Week 1Entity audit
Every place your business is mentioned, with each conflicting fact recorded.
- Weeks 2 to 3Master record and entity home
One agreed set of facts, and an about page that states them clearly.
- Weeks 3 to 5Schema and profiles
Connected structured data on the site and the main profiles updated.
- Weeks 5 to 8Directories and mentions
Listings corrected and new, genuine sources added over time.
Moving to a new site or brand name? Entity work belongs in the plan from the start of any website redesign.
Before you sign
How to choose an entity SEO agency
Six questions to ask any agency, ours included, and the answers that should make you walk away.
| Ask | A good answer | Walk away if you hear |
|---|---|---|
| What will you check first? | Every place your business is mentioned, with each conflicting fact written down | A schema plugin switched on, and nothing else |
| Which schema will you add, and where? | Types that match what’s on each page, joined into one graph | Every type going, including reviews or FAQs the page doesn’t show |
| Can you get us a knowledge panel? | No one can promise one. They’ll make your facts clear and help you claim it once Google shows one | A guaranteed panel, or a fee per panel |
| Will you get us onto Wikipedia or Wikidata? | Not as a deliverable. Wikipedia needs real coverage in independent sources first | A Wikipedia page bundled into the package |
| How will we see what you changed? | A before and after record of every fact and listing they touched | A score that goes up, with no list of changes behind it |
| What does it cost, and for how long? | A fixed price and a clear minimum term, in writing | A scope that changes once you’ve signed |
Red flags
Entity SEO promises to walk away from
Each of these comes straight from Google’s or Wikipedia’s own rules, so you can check them yourself. If an agency offers one, ask them to show you where Google says it works.
- A guaranteed knowledge panel. Google says panels are generated automatically, and not all of them can even be claimed. About knowledge panels.
- Markup for things your pages don’t show. Google says structured data must describe what readers can see, and a structured data issue can lead to a manual action. Structured data rules.
- Fake reviews in your schema. Google names fake reviews as misleading content you mustn’t mark up. Structured data rules.
- “Special AI schema”. Google says there’s no special schema.org markup for its AI features. Google’s AI features guide.
- A paid Wikipedia page. Wikipedia says it isn’t a means of promotion, and a company needs significant coverage in independent sources to qualify. Wikipedia’s notability rules.
What you get
What the entity work includes
The pieces that make your business unmistakable to search engines and AI tools.
Entity SEO services pricing
Entity work is part of our AI plans, with one-off clean-ups quoted in writing.
For established businesses that need their facts aligned and kept that way.
- Entity audit and master record
- Connected schema across the site
- Profile and directory alignment
- Monthly AI description checks
- Fortnightly call
No set-up fee. City-wide SEO with new pages every month. Add a website from £995 if you need one.
- Technical SEO and internal links
- Two answer-first pages a month
- Citations kept consistent
- Monthly report
No VAT to add. Three-month minimum, then month by month with 30 days' notice. Ask for a written quote for a one-off clean-up.
What is entity SEO in simple terms?
Can I pay to get a Google knowledge panel?
Is a knowledge panel the same as a Google Business Profile?
How do I claim or edit my knowledge panel?
Do I need a Wikipedia page?
Which schema does a small business need?
How long does entity work take?
Is entity SEO the same as semantic SEO?
What’s the difference between entity SEO and schema markup?
Is schema markup still worth adding?
How can I check if my website has schema markup?
Can the wrong schema harm my site?
What if Google mixes my business up with another one?
How much does entity SEO cost?
Client reviews
What clients say about the SEO work
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“Muhammad was great to work with. He understood my problems and what I wanted to accomplish with my website. We had a brief conversation to go over what I wanted and he delivered within a week. I gave him some tweaks I wanted to make and the fixed those immediately. I wanted to understand some things to do on my own and we set up a second zoom meeting so I can self manage my website. I will definitely hire him on an on going basis for when I need to get things done on my website that'll take me too long.”Read the full review
“Muhammad is knowledgeable, I am looking forward to the things we have planned for my company”
“Thank you Muhammad for all your hard work. We really appreciate everything you did and we are really happy with the results.”
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