Is it good practice to have the questions/answers on your FAQ page use their own meta tags for SEO?
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I'm in the process of updating my website and currently I have each question within my FAQ page load on it's own page this way I can setup the meta description/keywords tags properly for each question.
So for example, I would have my question be setup as the <title> tag on the page, the question answer would be the <meta description> on the page, and I would save different keywords for this question in admin that would be saved as the <meta keywords> tags.
However, in my new website design all the questions are listed on one HTML page where it just expand/collapses the different question/answers; so I'm not able to setup each question with their own meta description/keywords tags.
Is it good practice to have the questions on your FAQ page use their own meta tags for SEO?
So for example, I would have my question be setup as the <title> tag on the page, the question answer would be the <meta description> on the page, and I would save different keywords for this question in admin that would be saved as the <meta keywords> tags.
However, in my new website design all the questions are listed on one HTML page where it just expand/collapses the different question/answers; so I'm not able to setup each question with their own meta description/keywords tags.
Is it good practice to have the questions on your FAQ page use their own meta tags for SEO?
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