My presentation features @DavidAmerland He spends most of his time as an author and professionally, he advises a handful of companies globally, blog for a number of websites, including Forbes, journalism.co.uk, and socialmediatoday and writes for magazines and newspapers. He currently resides in Manchester, United Kingdom. His website is davidamerland.com
As the web makes the change into a fully semantic web the biggest challenge for webmasters lies in beginning to think differently about how the web now works and how their content now connects across it. Your products are an Entity in Semantic Search. Your Categories are Concepts in Semantic Search. Well recognized brands will become a concept that a normal consumer could relate as a concept. Both Nike and Reebok are both well known for athletic sportswear.
Search engines build relational databases to artificially guess your classification relationship to shoes in the realm of sports wear. You are still sending signals about your classification that all content below is about sports products. Category pages should be content rich and tell the human and the machine about the main category.
@DavidAmerland I'm testing out IndieWeb.org by making this reply from my own website.
