I am not sure it’s a good fit in general; it might create confusion unless there are very specific questions around a given title that we want to address. Let’s see an example “Is Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone a good fit for a 5 years old?“, “How many years had Harry on the first movie?” - these could work, the content is so well known that many might be asking the same questions.
@@wordlift Im not sure too that s I asking about it.Does it means that is better to ask unique orgnial question that are not so popular in "people also asked" section?
If I have an FAQ section on a product page can I use the FAQ page schema.
What you think to use FAQ page schema type in movie review or movie trailer review? Is it wroth to do for SEO warm up purpose?
I am not sure it’s a good fit in general; it might create confusion unless there are very specific questions around a given title that we want to address. Let’s see an example “Is Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone a good fit for a 5 years old?“, “How many years had Harry on the first movie?” - these could work, the content is so well known that many might be asking the same questions.
@@wordlift
Im not sure too that s I asking about it.Does it means that is better to ask unique orgnial question that are not so popular in "people also asked" section?