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Trust Knowledge Graph
What it does
Maps and visualizes all trust signals — citations, backlinks, mentions, reviews and entity connections. Identifies weak points.
You can't see the complete trust picture around your brand
Trust is built through a network of signals: backlinks, citations, mentions, reviews and entity connections. Without a holistic overview you only see fragments — and don't know where the weak points are holding you back.
- Fragmented overview of trust signals spread across different tools
- Unknown which trust connections are missing or weak
- No visualization of how your brand is connected in the trust network
- Competitors with stronger trust networks ranking above you
Complete visualization of the trust network around your brand
Trust Graph maps and visualizes all trust signals in one interactive network: backlinks, citations, brand mentions, reviews, entity connections and social signals. You see exactly where the network is strong and where it's weak.
- Interactive network diagram with all trust connections visualized
- Strength scoring per connection: strong, medium, weak
- Gap analysis identifying missing trust connections
- Competitor comparison of trust networks side by side
Features
- Interactive network diagram with all trust signals
- Strength scoring per connection based on authority and relevance
- Gap analysis showing missing connections vs. competitors
- Timeline view showing trust network evolution over time
How it works
- Enter domain for trust network mapping
- AI maps all trust signals and builds an interactive network
- Explore the network, identify weak points and get improvement suggestions
Use cases
- SEO strategists wanting to understand the complete trust picture
- Brand managers wanting to strengthen brand digital presence
- Agencies presenting trust analysis to clients visually
Why use Trust Graph?
Trust isn't one thing — it's a network. Google doesn't just evaluate whether you have backlinks, but who links to you, who mentions you, who reviews you, and how you're connected to other entities. Trust Graph gives you the complete picture in one visual overview, so you see exactly where the network is strong and where it needs strengthening.
The gap analysis against competitors is especially valuable. Perhaps the competitor has citations in 5 industry directories you're not in, mentions in 3 authoritative publications you're missing, and entity connections in Knowledge Graph you don't have. These gaps are concrete action items: register in the directories, pitch to the publications, and build the entity connections.
The timeline view shows trust network evolution over time. You see whether the network is growing or shrinking, whether you're losing important connections, and whether your efforts are producing results. This historical insight is invaluable for reporting the effect of trust-building activities to leadership.
FAQ
- Which trust signals are mapped?
- Backlinks, citations (NAP listings), brand mentions (with and without links), reviews (Google, Trustpilot), entity connections (Knowledge Graph) and social signals.
- What is a trust connection?
- Any connection between your brand and an external source signaling trust: a backlink from an authoritative site, a citation in an industry article, a positive review, or an entity connection in Knowledge Graph.
- Can I compare with competitors?
- Yes, add up to 3 competitors for side-by-side comparison of trust networks. See exactly where competitors have stronger connections.
- How does this differ from Trust Architect?
- Trust Architect analyzes trust signals in your content (E-E-A-T). Trust Graph maps the external trust network around the brand — backlinks, citations, mentions and entity connections.
- Is the network updated automatically?
- Yes, the network updates weekly with new connections, lost connections and changes in strength scoring.
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