FAQPage
Schema marking question-and-answer content.
What FAQPage does not show
The answers must match what a visitor sees; declaring answers not present on the page is the ordinary way this markup becomes a liability.
Where FAQPage comes up on this site
- Text extractors dropped our schema and still got us rightOur homepage carries one JSON-LD block with four nodes, WebSite , SoftwareApplication , Organization and FAQPage , all in the head: Did a second, unrelated reader do the same?
Related terms in Entities and schema
Declaring who you are in a form a resolver can use without guessing.
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Questions about FAQPage
What is FAQPage?
Schema marking question-and-answer content.
What does FAQPage not show or guarantee?
The answers must match what a visitor sees; declaring answers not present on the page is the ordinary way this markup becomes a liability.
Which area of the glossary does FAQPage belong to?
Entities and schema: Declaring who you are in a form a resolver can use without guessing.
← LocalBusiness · structured data validation →
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