Best SEO Practices for FAQ Page

[brian-madden]

Hi all,

I'm looking for some tips on best practices for FAQ pages. In particular, is it better to have all questions and answers listed on one page, or should each question have its own page - given that there's enough content for it

Thanks

[BlueCorona]

Hi Brian,

Piggybacking off Kevin's answer, I agree. Typical FAQ questions and answers are all on one page, but if your answers will have enough content (depending on the question), then I would suggest building out individual pages.

Some tips, make sure you directly write out the question be answered and then concisely answer it. The better your answer, the great the opportunity you have to rank in Postion 0 on Google. An FAQ page is a great opportunity to grab this position -- which puts you above all the other organic listings.

Read more on Position 0 here: http://www.bluecorona.com/blog/position-0-google-rankings/amp/

To increase your chances of being featured as one of Google’s rich answers, you should:

• Identify a simple question and include that question within the text of your page
• Provide a direct answer right after the question
• Offer valued added info
• Make it easy for users (and Google) to find
• Use ordered lists, bullets, or tables that Google can read to take up more real estate in the “zero” ranking spot

Learn more about featured snippets and rich snippets from Google »

Hope this helps -- let me know if I can help with anything else.

[KevinBudzynski]

Yes, typically all on one page. However, If one of your q & a has enough search volume, I would create a separate page. On the faq page, create an abbreviated answer for that question and link to that landing page for additional details.