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FAQ Schema Markup Template

Generate valid FAQPage JSON-LD from Q&A columns in Google Sheets with =GPT() and =GPT_TABLE(). Free AI template for FAQ schema markup across many pages.

Hand-writing JSON-LD for fifty pages means fifty chances to misplace a brace. This template turns plain Q&A columns into ready-to-paste FAQPage markup, one page per row — the same markup this page itself uses.

Layout

Column Content
A Page URL or topic
B–G Question / answer pairs (Q1, A1, Q2, A2, Q3, A3)
H Generated JSON-LD block

The formulas

Draft the Q&A first if you don’t have it — headers Question, Answer in B1:C1 on a drafting tab:

=GPT_TABLE("6 frequently asked questions with concise 2-sentence answers about [your topic]", B1:C1)

Convert Q&A pairs into markup (H2):

=GPT("Convert these question-answer pairs into one FAQPage JSON-LD block per schema.org, wrapped in a script type=application/ld+json tag. Return only the code, no commentary, no markdown fences.", TEXTJOIN(" | ", TRUE, B2:G2))

Paste the result into your page’s <head> or body, or map column H to a CMS field on import.

Variations

  • From existing FAQ pages: paste the visible FAQ text into one cell and let the same conversion prompt structure it — no need to split into columns first.
  • Answer length control: rich-result answers should be concise; add “trim each answer to under 300 characters, keep meaning” to the conversion prompt.
  • Other schema types: the same pattern generates HowTo or Product JSON-LD — swap the schema type in the prompt and feed it the matching columns (steps, or price and attributes).

Get started

  1. Install GPT for Sheets from the Google Workspace Marketplace (free tier included, no API keys needed).
  2. Copy the template or paste the formulas into your own sheet.
  3. Drag the formula down your rows, then use Replace all GPT formulas with results in the sidebar.

Related: content FAQs explained, SEO articles with FAQs, meta tags template.

FAQ

Will the JSON-LD be valid?

The prompt pins the exact schema.org structure and forbids commentary and markdown fences, which handles the common failure modes. Still spot-check a few rows in Google’s Rich Results Test before shipping a large batch.

Can it write the FAQs too, not just the markup?

Yes — =GPT_TABLE() drafts question-answer pairs per topic into columns first, then the JSON-LD formula converts whatever Q&A columns contain, drafted or hand-written.

Does FAQ markup still earn rich results?

Google has limited FAQ rich results mostly to well-known authoritative sites, but the markup remains valid structured data that helps machines parse your content — and it costs one formula per page here.