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So the teacher became a student on his own thread.@Starblazer wasn’t supposed to share this though.
Basically, yeah. Like an excerpt from the page the link leads to.
Thanks a lot, guys/gals.
So the teacher became a student on his own thread.@Starblazer wasn’t supposed to share this though.
Basically, yeah. Like an excerpt from the page the link leads to.
I had warnings several times for not citing the source. So, if you use excerpts from a site, then it's mandatory to give credit. Apart from that, you can also use images from your site and give credit to your site as source. I guess you know what kind of images drive traffic to your siteThanks a lot to you and some people who posted above.
I created this thread to help others and yet I get to learn something new.
So you mean if I copy a sentence or two from my own site and quote it on quora I'll be fine?
We should let the small fish swim when we catch the big fish@Starblazer wasn’t supposed to share this though.
Basically, yeah. Like an excerpt from the page the link leads to.
Will check quora botting, thought it will be waste of time but you have given me the confidence to do it.I’ll make a thread about it one of these days. I’ve dealt with Facebook, twitter and Quora but Quora seems to be the easiest to bot. For the sake of clarity, I run multiple accounts to boost my answers to the top which helps with the traffic.
Well, people can always pay and get more content or open multiple accounts.That's an interesting method for getting Quora answers, but 5000 characters don't up too much.
I do run Quora question-and-answer campaigns, and let me tell you, my campaigns usually run at least 100 questions and each answer to a question is at least 300 words.
The key is to add value.
While I understand that long-form content doesn't necessarily mean value, the fact that my answers are longer means that I've taken more time to pack as much info into the content as possible.
I'm able to do this through dictation.
So, since most people speak at a rate of 150 words per minute, you can well imagine how little time it takes to answer a ton of Quora questions in a short period of time.
Stupidly easy... ahahahhahaahStupidly easy
Nice share