FAQ pages get picked up by search engines and shown directly in results, letting your site appear as the source. Answer the questions your users actually ask, like nutrition or workout details, and you'll capture traffic from people still figuring out what they need.
But if you just need just a little bit more push, you might consider like an FAQ page. Okay. And the reason for that too is the search engines love it because they basically absorb that as if it was their own content and oftentimes will display it as their own content natively. So if somebody searched for like, uh, what do I do about Nutrition and workouts. And if it's able to pick up that you have that content, um, it will try and extract that and then kind of source you as the purveyor of that content. Mm-hmm. Um, and then you're able to kind of leverage that on your side. Um, but the other reason for showing up FAQ pages— maybe I don't know what I want, but you can explain to me what I want or what I need to ask.
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