If you want to do away with the out-of-the-box markup we create on these kinds of pages for a SPECIFIC page you can just click to remove the markup.
Again, you can now EITHER bulk create/edit markup at the PAGE TYPE level (via our SEO Patterns Tool - see image)
OR
Custom set whatever markups you want for a SPECIFIC page (talking about dynamic pages such as blogs, products, etc. -static pages have been like this for a bit)
Meaning, if you have 1000000 product pages and want to leave the out-of-the-box markup we create on all but ONE of those pages or add another markup for just ONE of those pages you now CAN without having to use our dev tool Velo.
I really like tools like @AlsoAsked (or @semrush's topic research tool is a personal fave as well) bec they give you the info you couldn't get without a tool but at the same time put you in a position to use the ol' noggin a bit.
Here's an example of what I mean 🧵
For the KW "Is a floral business profitable" you could take the 4 questions & write a post about each or plop em into an FAQ or a whole buncha diff things.
Or, you could profile what those questions mean - as in - what is the intent of a person who would ask such a question?
Take Q1 - What do florists do with unsold flowers?
Again, you could research & answer that question or you could create a HEAP of content around the deeper Q here:
🔥How do you keep profits up when so much inventory goes to waste (since flowers don't last forever)?
As SEOs we're almost conditioned to think that people search for something - they get the answer and they're on their way.
Not so fast... 🧵
Questions that are satisfied with a linear answer are a very limited subset of what's considered the acquisition of knowledge.
That's not how knowledge is constructed, generally.
Not to go all Piaget on you, but people create schemes. We need multiple pieces of content from multiple vantage points dealing with multiple topics and subtopics to have a sense of familiarity with something - to create a scheme.