Are you still adding FAQs to blog posts?

Waifu_tatyana said:

What elements are you talking about? This seems intriguing

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Ooooh you should see his,

like this:

You can use dynamic elements (I wonder now if GeneratePress / GenerateBlocks is the only theme to use the phrase elements) to lightly put the right message in the right place and spice up the design for your articles themselves.

Picture a few different types throughout your ~1.5k words, a sticky table of contents, your few questions answered in your FAQ and boom... All I need to do is figure out videos then it's just down to me getting better with content creation.

I've got a v. light-weight way of doing all this, but my website's down. Let me know if you'd like the lil stack later man.

I don't use the FAQ schema. But I add FAQ to a sale landing page to make life easier for potential customers.

I still use it but makes no difference for me because Rank Math handle that automatically.

speedie said:

I don't use the FAQ schema. But I add FAQ to a sale landing page to make life easier for potential customers.

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That's all is required, make the user experience better and Google will let you live

Roger Marquez said:

I still use it but makes no difference for me because Rank Math handle that automatically.

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Do not use rank math schema gutenberg block, it creates faq schema. Use h2-h3's or h2 -paragraphs. (as i mentioned earlier). Google may hit your site anytime, if you continue doing it...

IM Dude said:

With Aug 3 FAQ schema update google has literally banned faqs schema.
But are you still adding FAQs to your blog posts?
Is it ok to add FAQs(not FAQ schema) to the blog posts or it will hurt rankings going forward?

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if its need then you should

IM Dude said:

With Aug 3 FAQ schema update google has literally banned faqs schema.
But are you still adding FAQs to your blog posts?
Is it ok to add FAQs(not FAQ schema) to the blog posts or it will hurt rankings going forward?

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FAQ is good choice to use in any blog post.

Adding Faqs is a positive point 90% client want to read it.

yes of course i usually add them to all my blog site as it provides a way for answering questions for my audience

well i kind off add faq to some blog post as it provide ansers to common queries and improver user expirience

Iram Khan Freelancer said:

Adding Faqs is a positive point 90% client want to read it.

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yeah and it's kind of pass information to the reader