bernard
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Lets say you have a spreadsheet with data about japanese chefs knives and we want to share this with the reader of a roundup review, how would we best show this to people? In this case, we might have 25 knives with 10-15 columns of data. Considering that most are on mobile and what would people like to do with it?
I've used Ninja Tables in the past, but I'm not sure how useful a standard table with data actually is. Then there WP Data Tables that popped up in Google Ads. It has a lot of filterable and interactive use, which seems interesting, but does seem more oriented to actual data use.
The point here is to make it actually engaging and also to have that info to show Google we're doing our own research. Most people will click out above the fold with the recommended, some will read all the reviews and some will make it to the end and want to filter for that particular japanese knife.
Any suggestions?
I've used Ninja Tables in the past, but I'm not sure how useful a standard table with data actually is. Then there WP Data Tables that popped up in Google Ads. It has a lot of filterable and interactive use, which seems interesting, but does seem more oriented to actual data use.
The point here is to make it actually engaging and also to have that info to show Google we're doing our own research. Most people will click out above the fold with the recommended, some will read all the reviews and some will make it to the end and want to filter for that particular japanese knife.
Any suggestions?
