Semantic HTML
Factual Definition of Semantic HTML
Semantic HTML is the practice of using HTML elements according to their meaning, not just their appearance, to create a clear, logical structure that both humans and machines can understand.
Engineering Algorithmic Trust: An Analysis of the Kalicube Process as a Brand-Focused Relevance Framework for the AI Era
Executive Summary This report provides an in-depth analysis of The Kalicube Process™, a proprietary digital marketing methodology engineered by Jason Barnard to address the paradigm shift from human-centric marketing to...
Someone with your name is ruining your reputation (Namesake / Mistaken Identity ORM). Here’s the engineered solution.
Namesake / Mistaken Identity Online Reputation Management Mistaken Identity ORM is necessary when someone who shares your name has a negative online presence, causing search engines and AI to mistakenly...
Optimizing your personal brand for AI agents, assistive engines, and search – today, tomorrow, and the decade ahead
In 2025, most entrepreneurs still think their personal brand is something search and AI engines “just pick up.” They’re wrong. Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Bing Copilot aren’t passively listing your...
HTML5 Semantic Tags: What They Are and How To Use Them
Originally Published on SEMrush June 05, 2020 (Jason Barnard) What is semantic HTML5? Semantic HTML5 refers to the use of specific HTML tags that provide clear indications of the role...
Semantic HTML5 for Content Writers - The Essential Guide
Originally Published on SEMrush November 01, 2017 (Jason Barnard) Google and Bing love semantic HTML5, so it is great for SEO! This article provides a simple guide to the essential semantic HTML5...
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