FAQ Schema (Frequently Asked Questions)
According to Google's developers site, the "Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) page contains a list of questions and answers on a specific topic. Correctly marked FAQ pages may be eligible for an efficient result in the Search and Markup Process for the Google Assistant, which can help your website reach the right visitors. "
FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions. It functions as customer support content that draws attention to possible queries related to the product or service that the visitor may encounter in his mind.
For Google, the content itself constitutes a suspicious intention of the visitor. Google takes into account whether the content or service is backing the visitor. For this reason, the subject likes the content configuration.
FAQ Schema supports website owners in building a deceptive factor of trust, as it clarifies all questions and can improve conversions.
The answer that the visitor is looking for is found in the search results. That is, you don't need to click anywhere. These results are called rich results. As the searches become more interactive, the questions we type in the search bar or ask to voice search operators become more informative.
Google's mission is nothing more than answering the questions you have in your mind. For this reason, they achieve this mission better with the help of FAQ Schema.
Often these answers are considered appropriate for users. Visitors do not need to click on the relevant site. These kinds of queries and rankings are expressed as zero click or no click responses.
FAQ Schema Usage Purposes
FAQ Schema Advantages
All of the advantages we have itemized below are achieved through the use of FAQ Schema. These: