A few years ago it used to be common practice to have an FAQ page on a web site. Is it still regarded as good practice or old hat?
I ask because my site now has quite a few pages and I think it would be helpful to draw it together with a summary page with FAQs and internal links. What is regarded as Best Practice?
Best Regards,
Trevor
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RoopeKiuttu
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Yes it sounds like a good idea. You can also include it when you're reviewing some product to encourage people to get the product by answering FAQ
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LauraFuller
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Hi Trevor, I found this article that supports what Simon says also. I have FAQ on one of my sites that follows these guidelines also.
Hope this helps.
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/best-faq-page-examples/267709/#close
Laura
Hope this helps.
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/best-faq-page-examples/267709/#close
Laura
SimoninAsia
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Hey TJ, you can absolutely do that if it's helpful to the people visiting your website.
I also know of people running entire websites by building posts around questions/keywords people are searching for.
I also know of people running entire websites by building posts around questions/keywords people are searching for.
