How do you implement a FAQ schema?

Test. Use Google's Structured Data Testing Tool to make sure you've applied the code correctly on your page. Use Google's Rich Result Tester to get a sneak peek. Re-enter the page.

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Course Content

Getting Started

17m 57s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

How to setup Google Search Console

12m 22s

Google Search Console Dashboard

6m 20s

URL Inspection Tool

14m 41s

Index sitemap, Coverage and Removal Reports

7m 47s

Google Search Console Enhancement

5m 23s

Security, Manual Action Report, Legacy Tool and Links

7m 28s

Assignment : Google Search Console

1m 23s

Course Wrap up

1m 53s

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Test. Use Google's Structured Data Testing Tool to make sure you've applied the code correctly on your page.
Use Google's Rich Result Tester to get a sneak peek.
Re-enter the page.

To show a page in the search results, Google must first figure out what it is about. Structured data is similar to communicating to Google and informing them what your website is about. This will help you improve your rankings. Furthermore, structured data will alter the appearance of your snippet (search results).

The FAQ schema is specialised markup that you may use to add a list of questions and answers to a webpage's code. The markup is then read by Google, which utilises it to create a rich snippet. This one, for example: Under your regular SERP result, this FAQ rich snippet displays a collapsible list.