For the vast majority of businesses there are a number of common questions asked by customers that can be easily answered without having to handle each one personally. This is where having a well-designed Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section on your website allows you to do just that, instantly answering customer queries and allowing them to reach a decision much faster, which will have a positive impact on your sales.
Why Should You Have A Frequently Asked Questions Section On Your Website?
We have a very handy FAQ feature that can be easily integrated into your existing website, which can not only boost customer conversion rates, but also improve search engine results.
Answering customer queries quickly and efficiently is important to retaining their interest and ensuring they do not click away and visit a competitor’s site. By making the user experience as simple as possible they are far more likely to follow through to making a purchase.
If a customer searches for an exact – or similar – query to the information located on your FAQ page, it could display high in their search results. The more that query is search for, the more popular the page becomes and the more frequently it will be clicked on, generating more traffic for your site and higher conversion rates.
FAQ pages can also be easily adapted over time. So, if existing products or services change or update you can simply add additional information, or remove anything that is no longer relevant.
There are a number of options available to tailor this feature to your site preferences, including:
- Choose between an accordion or grid layout to suit existing website design
- Box-style design and separator for each question and answer
- Customised icons that correspond to active and closed boxes
- A wide variety of fonts, colours, padding and borders for each section
- The widget features JSON-LD mark-up, which performs well in Google by sending key data
Find out more on our Useful Tools page which has a whole section on plugins and apps to help your business. You can also find out more about the Frequently Asked Questions widget by clicking here.
