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Measurement · Entity & Knowledge Graph

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Definition

Entity coverage is the completeness of an entity’s representation across authoritative data sources — including Wikipedia, Wikidata, schema.org markup, Google Business Profile, industry databases, and third-party publications. High entity coverage means the entity is well-documented across multiple independent sources. Entity coverage is the breadth dimension of entity optimization. A brand can have accurate entity data in one source but low coverage if most authoritative data sources lack entries for it. Improving entity coverage — adding Wikidata entries, pursuing Wikipedia notability, populating industry directories, earning press mentions — expands the corroboration surface that AI systems draw from when building entity representations.

Source diversity score

Consolidated entity profile

Multi-platform presence

Entity verification

Brand footprint

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