WordLift Review: How to Leverage AI to Improve your SEO

[@BenRogersWPG]

Impressive plugin! Thanks for this lesson. Will definitely be taking a look at this in depth!

[@ilpicco90]

great content , Thank you

[@rsstnnr76]

I like the video. But I have no idea what Wordlift is actually doing. lol It still doesn't make sense.

[@jamess5542]

Would you say WordLift is better than Yoast SEO or adding structured data manually to a WordPress site? Also, does the data you add (like featured snippets you showed) get added to linked data databases? What happens when you de-activate the plugin? Do you lose all the data you created/linked?

[@smamarketing]

So it's very different. Wordlift is focused on knowledge graph building and structured data. It is open linked data so it does get graphed it. If you leave Wordlift, you can export you RDF data and upload it. Yoast is more basic SEO and does some structured data.

[@Its2025]

Great video, Would you recommend to let Google index the entity pages or not?

[@smamarketing]

Yes, let them index them. You can build these pages out more as well so they are user friendly too. This is an added benefit.

[@Its2025]

@@smamarketing I am concerned about duplicated content, should this be a concern?

[@anothersonnyday]

How are you styling entities once created? I find many of mine look bare & odd if someone we’re to come across it outside my regular web content

[@smamarketing]

You can build out the pages more. We are working on each site to build out the theme so the entity pages look great as well.

[@SpiritTracker7]

Problem is, like Surfer SEO, Frase, these services are grossly over-priced. I mean software developers can put whatever price they want on it, don't get me wrong.. . but I would rather get 5000 subscriptions @ 14.99/month than get 200 subscriptions at $77.00/month. Not only that, but this tool, like surfer seo and frase, is more for convenience... to help speed things up. The exact same thing can be done manually using free tools, but takes longer.

[@smamarketing]

While many tools leverage artificial intelligence, Wordlift's much more complex. It help you build a knowledge graph and connect your site to the linked open web, helping you create deeper semantic connections. I've used Frase in the past, and it is a cool tool, but is limited in what we wanted to achieve with semantic SEO. I haven't use Surfer SEO, but from what I can tell, it's not a semantic tool either. Yes, you can achieve much of this manually, but thats why some tools are worth the investment. They help speed up and democratize these complex tasks.