What is JSON-LD?
JSON-LD stands for **JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data**. It is a standardized method of encoding structured metadata inside script blocks (using the application/ld+json format). Search engine crawlers read these blocks to parse page contexts without having to scrape messy HTML trees.
Do the FAQs have to be visible on my webpage?
Yes, absolutely. Google's strict structured data quality guidelines specify that any text contained within a page's JSON-LD FAQ schema **must** be visible to users reading the main content of that page. To help you with this, SimplyUtils generates an HTML Accordion snippet so you can display the Q&As in a gorgeous visual format.
How do I verify if my schema is valid?
Once you paste the generated JSON-LD script block into your webpage, go to Google's official **Rich Results Test** tool. Paste your page's live URL or copy the raw HTML code into the input box to verify that Google detects the FAQ page schema without errors.
Can I add links inside my FAQ schema answers?
Yes. The acceptedAnswer text block in JSON-LD supports basic HTML anchor tags (e.g. <a href="...">Link</a>) to route users to supporting resource articles or support documents.
Data Privacy First: Topic seeds and drafted FAQs are processed completely within the boundaries of your local session. We do not store or share your generated schema configurations.