Charlotte Web Design - FAQs and Q&A 101

By: Danko Gulsoy at CODANK

Submitted on Wed, Jan 6th, 2010 1:20 am

Once a business’s website has become well established they are aware of what does and does not work for the site. Because every website is not the same, each one will probably contain different pages. After establishing a sufficient amount of regular visitors, it is best for a business to create a Question and Answer (Q&A) or Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page on their website. Frequently asked questions or FAQs are listed questions and answers, all supposed to be frequently asked in some context, and pertaining to a particular topic. Q&A is very similar to FAQs. Some websites choose the term FAQ over Q&A and vice versa. In order to create a Q&A or FAQ section, visitors should first be able to ask questions and in return you are able to answer them. Doing so will also provide a company with keyword questions in many cases. Free and low cost software tools that automate the formation and management of these FAQs sections are available. CODANK Charlotte Web Design has provided an example of a frequently asked questions or question and answer section below:When was CODANK established?CODANK Charlotte Web Design was established in 2007 by Danko Gulsoy. What types of services does CODANK provide?CODANK specializes in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Graphic Design, Online Marketing, and Web Design and Development. Where is CODANK located?CODANK’s office is located in Charlotte, North Carolina at 2030 South Tryon Street, Suite 3-E. Can my company receive a quote for a web design from CODANK?Yes! Please contact our Sales Director at support@codank.com Continue Reading

Contributed By:
Danko Gulsoy
CODANK

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