Comments on: FACTS ABOUT FAQS http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/ Web Marketing 24/7 Thu, 26 Aug 2010 02:06:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Graham Price http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Graham Price Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:37:30 +0000 http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/#comment-59 Fascinating. Am new to blogging and never even thought about FAQs. I'll get onto it Fascinating. Am new to blogging and never even thought about FAQs. I’ll get onto it

]]> By: Jenny Sanders http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Jenny Sanders Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:45:07 +0000 http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/#comment-53 Good idea Dan. What we really need is a sort of FAQ application that manages both the front and back end of dealing with FAQs. Imagine visiting a site, and asking a question via the FAQ application's form. The site owner logs into the FAQ program (e.g. gets an email from the application and clicks a link to log in automatically). The owner answers the question, and can check a box to indicate whether or not the question and its answer should be added to the FAQ page. This would make the whole thing automatic. And could even include built-in functionality to search out similar questions. Somebody must have created this already. Good idea Dan. What we really need is a sort of FAQ application that manages both the front and back end of dealing with FAQs. Imagine visiting a site, and asking a question via the FAQ application’s form.

The site owner logs into the FAQ program (e.g. gets an email from the application and clicks a link to log in automatically). The owner answers the question, and can check a box to indicate whether or not the question and its answer should be added to the FAQ page.

This would make the whole thing automatic. And could even include built-in functionality to search out similar questions. Somebody must have created this already.

]]> By: Dan B http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Dan B Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:59:22 +0000 http://webmarketingtalk.net/172/172/#comment-51 Those are some great tips Ken, just wanted to add my two pence and remind everyone that the FAQs page doesn't have to be static, questions that a website owner maybe called about on the phone may change over time and at different times of the year. So keep a record of the questions that you might get in a phone call or in person and if they get asked repeatedly consider adding them to the FAQs page. Those are some great tips Ken, just wanted to add my two pence and remind everyone that the FAQs page doesn’t have to be static, questions that a website owner maybe called about on the phone may change over time and at different times of the year. So keep a record of the questions that you might get in a phone call or in person and if they get asked repeatedly consider adding them to the FAQs page.

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