Blog Post Type #15: Frequently Asked Questions
This blog post type answers certain questions that come up again and again in your business.
These are the questions that people email you or that consistently come up when you host live events.
Inevitably, you end up repeating yourself as you answer these questions again and again.
Instead of answering the same questions over and over, why not create a Frequently Asked Questions blog post in which you give in-depth, definitive answers to the questions?
Be Thorough and Answer as Many Questions as Possible
Your goal is to create a resource to which you can send people again and again.
A document that will stand the test of time.
When they email you with a question, you want to be able to say, “Here’s a document I created in which I answer that question.”
It Can be a Series of Blog Posts
If you don’t feel like creating one, long FAQ document, you could write a series of blog posts in which you answer one commonly asked question in each post.
That way, when someone asks a specific question, you can point them to a specific post.
Be as Detailed as Possible in Your Blog Post
However you do it, be sure to answer the questions in as much detail possible.
You don’t want people sending you follow up emails with more questions after they read your post.
You want to try to answer each question in as much depth as possible.
Over time, you can add to your FAQ post as people ask more questions.
It can be a “living document” of sorts, which continues to grow, change, and evolve.
Look for More Blog Post Types in upcoming posts.
Or, you can find the ones that have been published here.
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