Google's John Mueller was asked if Google allows for FAQ schema markup and structured data that appears in different sections of a blog post and that are not formatted as a traditional FAQ list. The ...

A month ago, Google launched their FAQ schema which essentially gave you a way to markup your FAQ content and Google would show those FAQs in the search results snippets. Well, as expected, it seems ...

Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller offers three possible reasons why your FAQ schema markup isn’t generating rich snippets in search results. This information is shared during the Google Search ...

Google addresses a concern regarding the use of FAQ schema markup and whether it can be used only some questions and not others. This topic is discussed during the Google Search Central SEO ...

When FAQ Schema first launched, it was an exciting time for SEO. But the excitement soon turned to frustration (for some), with the guidelines for implementation being so broad they applied to just ...

At first, schema markup might seem confusing. Schema markup, also known as structured data, is a piece of code you add to your website pages to help search engines understand your content better.

Google has updated its content guidelines for the FAQ schema that says you can no longer markup the same question and answer with FAQ schema if that question and answer is in multiple pages on your ...