Customers & clients are bound to have questions about your business, product, and services. While we want to try and give answers to those questions in our documentation, blog posts & content, it can sometimes be difficult for visitors to find the exact answers to their questions. If it takes too long to find a solution, the user may bounce the page.<\/p>\n
An FAQ or the Frequently Asked Questions page is the one-stop solution for you. Many companies have an FAQ page on their website. You have come across these pages while surfing on services, products, or membership sites. This is the page where your prospective customers get the appropriate answers to their questions.<\/p>\n
The main purpose of this page is to reduce the time of both customers & the support team. FAQ pages are working as a helping tool for the customer support team. The team doesn’t have to give their time offering support for simple problems that can be answered with a standardized response.<\/p>\n
FAQ page schema<\/a> is a structured data defined by Schema.org & utilized by Google for rich search results. FAQ pages are a list of questions on a website generally asked by users or visitors.<\/p>\n As I mentioned above, FAQ pages are a list of the frequently & mostly asked questions by a user. While building FAQ pages, we need to keep one thing in mind that each question<\/a> must be displayed full text along with the answers<\/a>.<\/p>\n