How to Optimize Your Site for Voice Search

[@parejaj7954]

Bravo for delivering instructive and actionable information in 15:31. You are the man!!!

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[@JeromeEsperanza]

WOW! Thanks! What a gem!

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[@parejaj7954]

Great topic. Content Optimization strategies is crazy relevant topic. More please!!!

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[@Website-Developer]

Great video, When using Elementor/Pro and the text editor (Post Content element/classic editor) it doesn't add the "p" tags to each of the paragraphs. Does that mean you have to manually add the answer to question to one paragraph for each blog post?

[@RankMath]

Hello, and thank you for your comment. You can also select the specific block and the CSS class from Elementor options. Alternatively, you can programmatically add this CSS class to the first paragraph of all your posts. Hope this helps and please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any other questions.

[@Website-Developer]

@@RankMath Thank you to be more specific I was referring if using the Classic Editor not necessarily Gutenberg/blocks.

[@RankMath]

Hello, Can you submit a support ticket here: rankmath.com/support/ so that our team can look into this closely? Looking forward to helping you.

[@mdsakibulhasan4662]

What about using the 'Speakable' schema along with the FAQ schema? Does Rank Math provide any such features?

[@RankMath]

Hello, and thank you for your comment. Google recommends using Speakable Schema with Article or WebPage Schema. developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/speakable Hence Rank Math does not have any built-in option for including them for your FAQ Schema. Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

[@MichaelWilliams-lo3ix]

Awesome

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[@WalkerDigitalStudio]

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[@giobelkoicentercom]

Where to find the regex operator?

[@RankMath]

Hello, and thank you for your comment. You can find these regex here - rankmath.com/kb/regex-in-google-search-console/ Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

[@mdsakibulhasan4662]

/?amp=1 or /amp=1 or /amp/ Which URL slug should I use for my new amp site?

[@RankMath]

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[@ClaireMcCollum-x4j]

So should the title of the article be one of the questions that are common FAQs? eg " What is so special about the Blue Mountains?" or should it be more like "Discover the Magic of the Blue Mountains: A Journey Through Australia’s Natural Wonder" ? Thanks in advance

[@RankMath]

Hello, thank you for your comment. The title of your article can be crafted in different ways depending on your goals. If you want to target specific search queries, using a common FAQ as the title, like "What is so special about the Blue Mountains?", can be effective for SEO as it directly addresses a question that users may be searching for. On the other hand, a more engaging title like "Discover the Magic of the Blue Mountains: A Journey Through Australia’s Natural Wonder" can attract readers' attention and encourage clicks, especially on social media or in content discovery contexts. Ultimately, you might consider using both approaches: include an engaging title for the article while also addressing common FAQs within the content itself to enhance SEO and user experience. Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.

[@Digitalcataloghub]

is answer socrates like answerthepublic pro

[@RankMath]

Hello, thank you for your comment. Answer Socrates and AnswerThePublic Pro are similar in their purpose but differ in their approach and features. Answer Socrates is a tool that uses artificial intelligence to generate question ideas based on a given keyword or topic. It provides a list of potential questions that people might ask related to your chosen subject. AnswerThePublic Pro is a keyword research tool that helps you discover the questions people are asking online. It provides a visual representation of the questions, grouped by common themes, to give you a better understanding of user intent. If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.