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<p>The number one reason your customers get in touch is to ask questions about a product they bought or plan to buy. You will notice a pattern after having many such conversations – most of their concerns can be addressed with the same answers.</p>
<p>Once you know these questions and have answers for them, you can add them to our FAQ app. This will free up your support time because users will find the answers they need and won’t reach out. That’s why having a simple FAQ section laid out on your page is important to your bottom line.</p>
<p>Our app allows you to control the position, the size and the layout of the list. This makes it easy to create unlimited pairs of questions and answers. After your list is complete you can embed the app in different pages on your site.</p>
<h4>Reduce support queries</h4>
<p>Make it easy for users to find answers instead of contacting support.</p>
<h4>Better information architecture</h4>
<p>Group content based on context, for easier assimilation. For example use separate tabs for Return Policy, Shipping, and Sizing Guides.</p>
<h4>Branded layout</h4>
<p>Match the app to your site design to help users feel at home when searching for answers to their concerns.</p>


FAQ Accordion

Answer questions proactively to improve customer conversion.

Marinus Klasen

<p>When i noticed i was setting up FAQ’s on multiple projects i decided to build an easy plugin for it. Simple and Small, but does what it needs to do.</p>
<p>First plugin that is submitted, but then again, it’s really simple so there can’t be that much bugs in it. 😉</p>
<p>If it’s getting used a lot, I will add new features; Always open for ideas!</p>


mklasen's FAQ

Add easy Frequently Asked Questions to your WordPress website. Answers are shown (slide-down) after a visitor clicks on a question.

FAQ Accordion vs mklasen's FAQ