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A live Knowledge Graph entity lookup. The result identifies where its evidence came from.
Check whether a brand, person, product or organization is recognized as an entity in Google's Knowledge Graph. Instant type and confidence check.
Dien een openbare URL, domein of zoekwoord in. Novaverb toont alleen het bewijs dat deze tool daadwerkelijk kan ophalen of meten.
This check proves whether Google's public Knowledge Graph recognises an entity by that name, and what type and description it holds for it. Recognition is not authority and not a Knowledge Panel: the Knowledge Graph API answers from a public index, and an organisation can be well known to customers and still absent from it.
A live Knowledge Graph entity lookup. The result identifies where its evidence came from.
This searches the public Knowledge Graph for a matching entity. A match confirms recognition; an empty result means no confident entity match was returned, not that the entity can never rank.
Gebruik de bevinding om een probleem te verifiëren, verbind vervolgens een werkruimte wanneer je geschiedenis, monitoring of site-brede analyse nodig hebt.
De Knowledge Graph is de database van Google van echte wereldentiteiten - merken, mensen, producten, plaatsen - en de feiten en relaties tussen hen. Wanneer je merk een erkende entiteit is, kunnen zoekmachines en AI-antwoorden met vertrouwen inhoud aan jou toeschrijven, wat kennispanelen, rijke resultaten en nauwkeurige citaten in generatieve antwoorden aandrijft.
De meeste nieuwere merken staan niet in de Knowledge Graph. Het is een resultaat van de signalen hierboven die in de loop van de tijd zich opstapelen - een leeg resultaat is een startpunt, geen oordeel.
Submit the entity name as it is published, not a URL, and use the exact form that appears on the site and in its schema.org Organization markup. A common name may match a different, better-known entity, which is a real result and a useful one: it is what an engine resolving that name would also find.
NovaverbEen merk of organisatie NAAM - we vragen de publieke Knowledge Graph of het een erkende entiteit is.Your Company LtdDe volledige juridische of gangbare naam werkt; we vergelijken deze met erkende entiteiten.https://novaverb.comDeze tool neemt een naam, geen URL - dien de merk- of entiteitsnaam zelf in.Google's public Knowledge Graph Search API is queried for the submitted name. Whether a matching entity is recognised, and its declared type and description, are reported as returned. The result is then related to the Organization schema and sameAs links a site can publish, which are the levers that actually strengthen recognition.
schema.org's Organization type defines the entity declaration and the sameAs property that connects it to official profiles, and Google's Knowledge Graph documentation defines what its API answers. The advice attached to the result names those two published mechanisms rather than any tactic, because they are the only ones a site controls.
Relateert erkenning aan de Organization markup en sameAs links die je kunt verklaren.
Lees de specificatieVraagt de publieke Knowledge Graph om te bevestigen of de entiteit erkend is.
Lees de specificatieIt checks whether a brand, person, product or organization is a recognized entity in Google's Knowledge Graph, returning matching entity types, a description and a match confidence when a confident match is found.
An empty result means no confident entity match was found yet, not that your brand can never be recognized or rank. Recognition often grows as consistent references and authoritative signals accumulate over time.
An entity is a distinct real-world thing, such as a person, company, product or place, that Google understands as a unique node with attributes and relationships, rather than just a matching string of text.
Publish consistent name, description and details, add schema.org Organization markup with sameAs links to authoritative profiles, and earn references from reputable sources. Consistency across the web helps Google form a confident entity match over time.
Match confidence indicates how strongly the returned entity matches your query. A high confidence means Google is fairly certain of the entity identity; a lower one suggests ambiguity or a possible mismatch worth verifying.
A keyword is a text string people search. An entity is a disambiguated real-world thing Google understands with attributes and relationships. Entities power richer understanding, letting Google connect concepts beyond literal keyword matching.
Recognized entities help search engines and AI answer engines understand who you are, disambiguate your brand, and surface it in knowledge panels and generative answers, strengthening trust, relevance and visibility beyond keyword matching alone.
Organization markup declares your name, logo, description and sameAs links to authoritative profiles in a machine-readable form. This structured evidence helps Google connect and confirm your entity, supporting a more confident Knowledge Graph match.
No. A match confirms Google recognizes the entity, but whether a knowledge panel appears depends on query context, confidence and Google's own display decisions. Recognition is necessary but not sufficient for a panel.
sameAs links connect your site's Organization markup to authoritative external profiles that describe the same entity. These corroborating references help Google verify identity and consolidate signals, improving the chance of a confident Knowledge Graph match.