Use this FAQ rich schema generator for your website faqs to have rich snippet code that is compliant.

Where does this go?

Many beginners don’t know the difference between the <head> and the <body>.

  • JSON-LD can technically go anywhere, Google recommends the <head> section for organizational purposes.

  • Depending on your website: WordPress, Shopify (eCommerce), Wix/Squareplace it can be intimidating.
  • Below the generator we have tutorials/Instructions.

Code Snippet Example:

<p>&nbsp;</p>
<div><script type=”application/ld+json”>
{
“@context”: “https://schema.org”,
“@type”: “FAQPage”,
“mainEntity”: […]
}
</script></div>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

Free Schema Markup Generator

FAQ Questions

Implementation Best Practices (The “Dos and Don’ts”)

“Pro-Tips”

  • Content Match: The text in the schema must be visible on the actual webpage. (Q & A’s)

  • No Marketing/ ADs: We strongly advise you against using the FAQ for advertisements; it should be for genuine questions.

  • Update Regularly: If you or anyone else changes the text on the page, they must update the schema code.

 

Validate Your Code: 

It is extremely important to validate your code before installing in your website. Below has both options.

GOOGLE AI OVERVIEW:
Validating code before deploying to a live website is critical to ensure cross-browser compatibility, security, accessibility, and performance. Invalid code can cause rendering issues, security vulnerabilities, or poor SEO performance.

GOOGLE
SCHEMA.ORG

1. WordPress (Using a Plugin)

The safest way for beginners to add code without touching theme files.

The Tool: Install a plugin like “Insert Headers and Footers” or “WPCode.”

The Steps: 1. Go to Settings > Header & Footer.

2. Paste the JSON-LD code into the “Scripts in Header” box.

3. Save.

Why use a plugin? It ensures the code stays active even if the user changes their theme.

“Still looks like Greek?

One wrong bracket can break your layout.

Let us handle the technical heavy lifting for a flat fee.”

2. Shopify Installation
Shopify requires editing the theme template, which is where most owners get nervous.

The Location: Go to Online Store > Themes > Edit Code.

The Steps:

Locate the product.liquid or page.liquid file (depending on where the FAQ is).

Scroll to the very bottom.

Paste the code and click Save.

Pro Tip: For site-wide FAQs, use the theme.liquid file before the closing </head> tag.

“Still looks like Greek? 

One wrong bracket can break your layout. 

Let us handle the technical heavy lifting for a flat fee.”

Custom HTML / Static Sites
For sites built with raw HTML or older builders.

The Location: The <head> section of the specific .html file.

The Steps:

Open your HTML editor.

Find the <head> tag at the top of the document.

Paste the <script> block anywhere between <head> and </head>.

Validation: Once uploaded via FTP, use the Google Rich Results tool to ensure the live URL is detected.

“Still looks like Greek?

One wrong bracket can break your layout.

Let us handle the technical heavy lifting for a flat fee.”