Your AI Resume

The AI resume: a glossary

Disambiguation page

What is Disambiguation page?

A disambiguation page is a page on your own site that states plainly which entity you are and which one you are not, so a machine has an explicit basis for separating you from a namesake.

Who uses the term Disambiguation page?

Borrowed from encyclopaedia practice, where a disambiguation page routes a shared name to the right article.

Used in entity SEO as a deliberate signal rather than a courtesy to readers.

An entity home states your record. A disambiguation page states the boundary of it.

It works by naming the confusion openly. A page that only asserts who you are gives a machine nothing to separate on.

What does Online Reputation Management for Your AI Resume say about Disambiguation page?

The book treats it as the concrete fix in the namesake chapter, sitting alongside making your attributes loud. The idea is that the separation is stated once, by you, in a place you control, rather than hoped for.

Read about the book's argument.

Related terms

  • Namesake

    A namesake is somebody or something sharing your name whose evidence bleeds into your AI resume, producing one confident profile assembled from two unrelated lives.

  • Entity home

    An entity home is one page, on a site you control, stating your record completely, so that machines assembling a profile of you have a master copy to reconcile everything else against.

  • Consistency

    Consistency is the same fact appearing in the same form across every source, so that a machine reading all of them has one claim to hold rather than several to reconcile.