Learning To Ask What Is Not Apparent To Ask

Hey there,

Have you ever heard the saying, 'Empty vessels make the most noise?'

I've come to learn that this is so true. Most of the noise we actually hear is bad, discouraging, or just plain wrong.

If you want to learn how to do anything you have to learn to ask the questions between the lines. Like read between the lines but questions version.

An Example of What I Mean

I hope this makes sense but here's how its relevant to us all. We live in an ever changing environment, especially as digital entrepreneurs.

There are so many things that go into writing articles that it is hard to keep up with.

AI helps out a lot as a resource but AI is only going to share what you ask of it. For instance, a simple example is asking it to share its thoughts.

If you don't ask it to share its thoughts, you might be missing out on big opportunities that you would not think of.

I have been developing my article structure and I know that Google indexes different things about the article which it gets largely from schema code.

Now I have used this structure that I'm speaking of for a while now and its really working to get my articles picked up by both AI and Search engines. But there is something missing that I just thought of.

What Is Missing?

Schema code is missing. I make sure to check for FAQ and video when I have it but there's something else I'e been adding that also has schema code.

AI never mentioned it. I just now got the idea to search if this certain aspect has schema code and it turns out that it actually does.

What I'm talking about is adding tables to my articles and it turns out that there is a schema code for tables. And if you don't know already there is also schema code for FAQs and videos. If you don't use schema code, now is the time to start implementing it into your article coding.

Once I realized the question and actually asked it, it seems so obvious that of course its so. But I had to come up with it myself, do the research and find the answer.

This is a simple example of what I am talking about but the point is that often times the real truths need to be dug up. No one or nothing, including AI, is just going to give us the answers unless we first initiate the necessary avenues to get there.

I hope this makes sense. Keep asking questions and dig for the right information. Even sometimes the initial information might not be complete or correct.

Keep up the good work and I'll talk to you soon,

Marlinda