TLDR, Infographic, Conclusion, and FAQ? Where to put them?

byMToback

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6 months ago

I wasn't sure, so I asked chat GPT. Here's what I got:
Put the TL;DR block at the top and the infographic at the bottom. Here's why:

1. TL;DR drives conversions quickly – Readers scanning the page get the value proposition in seconds. A case study showed a 33% boost in conversions by adding a TL;DR at the top.
2. Above-the-fold optimization – Search engines and users both prioritize content near the top. A well-crafted TL;DR can increase time on page and lower bounce rates.
3. Infographics are shareable and referenceable – Positioning them at the end lets you wrap up your article with visual reinforcement, increasing chances of backlinks and social shares after readers absorb the full content .

Suggested Order:

• Last main content section
• Conclusion header
• Conclusion text
• Infographic (embedded in or directly after the conclusion)
• FAQ section

This sequence enhances clarity, supports reader flow, and boosts engagement and SERP potential.

Suggested Structure:

• TL;DR block immediately below the H1 or intro.
• Main body content with subheadings.
• Infographic near the conclusion or as part of a recap.
  
  But I still wasn't sure... what should the order at the bottom be? Here's what I asked, and the answer:
  I finish every post with an FAQ. Does this order make sense?
• last section
• FAQ section
• conclusion header
• infographic
• conclusion text

🗒️ Answer

This order could confuse readers and weaken your SEO and UX flow. Here's why and how to improve it:

1. Put the conclusion header and conclusion text together – They should wrap up the main post and logically lead into supporting sections like an infographic or FAQ.
2. Place the infographic before or inside the conclusion – It works best when summarizing or reinforcing points just discussed.
3. End with the FAQ section – FAQs help SEO by capturing long-tail queries and improve UX by answering lingering doubts.