FAQ Schema in 2026: What FAQPage Markup Still Does and Does Not Do
Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in May 2026. See what changed, what FAQPage markup still means, and how to decide whether to keep or remove it.
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Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in May 2026. See what changed, what FAQPage markup still means, and how to decide whether to keep or remove it.
Check JSON-LD with the Rich Results Test, the Schema Markup Validator, URL Inspection and Search Console, and learn what each tool can and cannot tell you.
Add LocalBusiness JSON-LD with a name, address, opening hours and coordinates, handle departments and several locations, and test the result.
Write Organization JSON-LD with your name, logo, contact details and profile links, put it on the right page and test it before you deploy.
Add Product structured data to shop pages with a price, currency and availability, choose between product snippets and merchant listings, and test it.
Mark up reviews and ratings with review snippet schema: eligible types, required properties, self-serving review limits, JSON-LD examples and testing.
Decode the Rich Results Test messages you are most likely to see, such as missing field, invalid value and unsupported context, and fix each one in your markup.
Add video schema markup with a valid VideoObject example, learn what Google needs for the thumbnail and watch page, and test it before you publish.
Add WebSite structured data with a name, URL and alternate names so Google knows your preferred site name, then validate it and know the limits.