FAQ content not marked up with FAQPage schema
Your site appears to have question-and-answer content, but it is not annotated with FAQPage schema - a standardised code tag that tells search engines and AI systems "this section is a list of questions and answers." Google deprecated FAQPage rich results on 7 May 2026, so this markup no longer produces the expandable question-and-answer listing it was originally worth adding for. FAQPage remains a valid schema type and is harmless to keep. What still matters is the visible content: a clear question as a heading with a complete, self-contained answer underneath is what a search engine or an AI assistant can actually lift and quote, with or without the markup. Prioritise the visible structure over the markup. Give each question its own heading and answer it fully in the first paragraph beneath, so the answer stands alone out of context. If the page answers one specific question rather than many, QAPage is the type Google still supports. Adding FAQPage purely to chase a rich result is no longer worth the effort.
Why this matters
Google deprecated FAQPage rich results on 7 May 2026, so this markup no longer produces the expandable question-and-answer listing it was originally worth adding for. FAQPage remains a valid schema type and is harmless to keep. What still matters is the visible content: a clear question as a heading with a complete, self-contained answer underneath is what a search engine or an AI assistant can actually lift and quote, with or without the markup.
How to fix it
Prioritise the visible structure over the markup. Give each question its own heading and answer it fully in the first paragraph beneath, so the answer stands alone out of context. If the page answers one specific question rather than many, QAPage is the type Google still supports. Adding FAQPage purely to chase a rich result is no longer worth the effort.