# SEOntology > SEOntology (namespace https://w3id.org/seovoc/, prefix seovoc:) is a Schema.org-aligned OWL 2 ontology for modeling SEO workflows — pages, queries, links, content chunks, search and analytics metrics, quality scores and structured-data profiles — as provenance-aware knowledge graphs. Current version: 0.1.0. Every page below is also available as Markdown; the links point to those Markdown files. ## Ontology - [Term index](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/reference/index.md): every class and property with description, domain and range - [Turtle](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/seovoc.ttl): the ontology in text/turtle - [JSON-LD](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/seovoc.jsonld): the ontology in application/ld+json - [JSON-LD context](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/context.jsonld): use as "@context" to write SEOntology data with short term names - [RDF/XML](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/seovoc.owl): the ontology in application/rdf+xml ## Guide - [Home](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/index.md): What SEOntology is, who it is for, and where to find the ontology files. - [Getting started](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/guide/getting-started/index.md): Describe a web page, its queries, content chunks and links with SEOntology in JSON-LD and Turtle, then query it with SPARQL. - [Core model](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/guide/core-model/index.md): How SEOntology's main classes and properties fit together, grouped by area (pages, queries, links, content, metrics, quality, structured data). - [Links](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/guide/links/index.md): Model the hyperlinks on a page with Link and LinkGroup, state where each link points, and query the resulting internal link graph. Worked examples in JSON-LD, YAML-LD and Turtle. - [Compatibility notes](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/guide/compatibility/index.md): Changes that affect existing SEOntology data, deprecated terms, and which modeling pattern to prefer. - [Structured data profiles](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/structured-data-profiles/index.md) - [For agents](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/for-agents/index.md): Machine-readable entry points for LLM agents and RDF tools — ontology files, JSON-LD context, Markdown pages, llms.txt and content negotiation. - [Contributing](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/contributing-ontology-proposals/index.md) - [Ontology update 0.0.4](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/ontology-update-0.0.4/index.md) - [Ontology update 0.0.3](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/ontology-update-0.0.3/index.md) - [Ontology update 0.0.2](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/ontology-update-0.0.2/index.md) - [Citing](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/citing/index.md): How to cite SEOntology and the SEMANTiCS 2026 paper. ## Optional - [Full content](https://seontology.github.io/seontology/llms-full.txt): the guide and term index in one file - [Source repository](https://github.com/seontology/seontology)