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Easily create WebPage and FAQ schema with AI suggestions built in.
FAQ Magic is a lightweight plugin that helps you create structured Page and FAQ content and schema with optional AI suggestions and styled layouts. With just a few clicks, you can generate valid WebPage and FAQ JSON-LD schema that helps search engines and AI platforms better understand your content.
Features
<ul>
<li>Add FAQs via a simple meta box in the post editor.</li>
<li>Use on WordPress Posts, Pages and Products.</li>
<li>Generate WebPage schema (JSON-LD) for better AI and search engine visibility.</li>
<li>Also generate FAQ schema (JSON-LD) for better AI and search engine visibility.</li>
<li>Use the free AI Suggest feature to generate Page title and page description AI.</li>
<li>Display FAQs on the front end with the <code>[faq_magic]</code> shortcode.</li>
<li>Choose between the standard layout or accordion toggle style for these FAQ’s.</li>
<li>Show all Page | Post | Product FAQs combined for a site FAQ page using a shortcode.</li>
<li>Configure schema and display options in the Tools → FAQ Magic menu.</li>
</ul>
Background
Search Engines and AI crawlers rely on structured information on your page in order to more effectively index the page for SEO and AI tools.
The addition of FAQ’s into the page provides more detail about the page for visitors and for AI or search engines to determine what the page is all about.
The benefit to you is that your website is more likely to be found by people using AI or searching the web.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin connects to an external service provided by Hub5050 (https://hub5050.com) in order to provide AI-generated suggestions for the “WebPage” form fields (specifically the suggested title and description for a page schema). The service is optional and is free to all users.
<h3>What the service is and what it is used for</h3>
The service is an API endpoint hosted at hub5050.com, which returns suggested values for the “Name” (title) and “Description” fields used in the WebPage JSON-LD schema. This feature is optional and is triggered only when the user clicks the “🤖 AI Suggest” button in the plugin’s metabox.
<h3>What data is sent and when</h3>
When the “🤖 AI Suggest” button is clicked, the plugin sends: 
– The URL of the page being edited (base64 encoded). 
– A fixed five-digit code string which identifies which Hub5050 service to use.
No personal data, user information, or other identifiers are ever sent. The page URL is used only to generate suggested content and is not stored on Hub5050 servers. 
The request is only made when the button is clicked. The values returned are shown in the form for the user to review and edit or discard. Nothing is saved automatically on the site.
<h3>Control over this feature</h3>
This AI Suggest feature can be disabled from the plugin’s settings page. When disabled, no data is ever sent to hub5050.com.
<h3>Service provider</h3>
This service is provided by Hub5050 (https://hub5050.com), owned and operated by the plugin author. 
– Terms of Service: https://hub5050.com/terms/ 
– Privacy Policy: https://hub5050.com/privacy/ 
– Specific information: https://hub5050.com/faq-magic-terms-and-privacy-policy/

FAQ Magic

Generate FAQ schema (JSON-LD) automatically and display your FAQs in a styled layout or accordion for better SEO and AI Ranking.

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