Speakable Schema is a type of schema released by Google that gives audible answers via Google Assistant (available on smartphones and smart home devices) and Google News when users search a particular brand or event. Still in beta, can be accessed only by news publishers in the US and works with Google Home devices, it gives out a summary of the story with plans to include the whole stories in the future. It falls into the bucket of the new trend of Voice Search, and it's a way to designate content that can be served with audio assistants on smartphones and smart home devices. The logic behind it is similar to the rest of schema implementations, an algorithm evaluates the content relevance and serves it in the SERPs. News publishers can select text fragments to highlight with the speakable schema. It is best to focus on one topic with explicit digestible content to facilitate, including the answers into voice search. The content highlighted with speakable schema must fulfill some quality criteria, i.e., all audiences' language, author information, publication data and contact details, verifiable facts, etc. It is too early to measure the impact of the speakable schema to organic traffic as still in beta. Some companies already encourage users to use Siri, Alexa, Google Home, to access their content without apps. Voice search looks like a natural process, and it will surely change the way websites get their traffic, maybe add a new channel in analytics with Voice Search. Companies need to understand and adapt fast to the latest specifications, meaning understand and predict user queries on home devices, find ways to create different content that meets the new characteristics of Voice Search.