As you shall see from the examples below, not every FAQ page looks the same. Depending on what your company is selling and how many products it offers, your FAQ page might consist of a single page with a list of questions or several pages linked together. What is best for your business will vary based on the needs of your customers and how easy it is to troubleshoot your products.

FAQ pages are intended as an initial support option for customers looking for an immediate answer to a quick question or problem.

The next step is designing your FAQ page. We have some handy tips for doing this located in the next section of this post. But, if you can not wait until then, here is a jump link so you can skip on down.

Once your FAQ page is ready, it is time to publish it to your website. Most companies will provide a link to the FAQ page in their website is main navigation bar, so no matter where they are on the site, visitors can go directly to the page if they need help.