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FAQ Realisation...

I think I'm late to the party here, but I'm starting to think FAQ page's are pretty useless for the SEO value I'm going after...

I'm trying to get some snippets and organic traffic by answering frequently asked questions within my industry, and the plan was to load up these 40 high traffic questions with strong answers and slap them all onto one FAQ page. But, it seems just using the FAQpage markup and allocating each of those FAQ's into a category where I can answer them at the bottom of a related blog would be far more beneficial.

TLDR; What's better, Sole FAQ Page or tacking 3-4 FAQ's and schema marking up to related blogs?

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