Question About PAA

[ODDAK]

Hello everyone,
I read a lot about PAA scraping and i want to try it but i dont know how to start.
Should i write article for each question with its answer or should i write 1 article for all questions with their answers?

Thanks in advance for answers.

 

[melodicnutrient]

Hello everyone,
I read a lot about PAA scraping and i want to try it but i dont know how to start.
Should i write article for each question with its answer or should i write 1 article for all questions with their answers?

Thanks in advance for answers.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...nswers-with-seo-minion-the-right-way.1430138/

 

[ODDAK]

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...nswers-with-seo-minion-the-right-way.1430138/

Yes i saw this thread but it doesnt answer my question.

 

[HustleTong]

Should i write article for each question with its answer or should i write 1 article for all questions with their answers?

The most common approach is the latter
Answering each question within 200-300 words and using a table of content plugin to sum it up

 

[EtheljrMoss]

Should i write article for each question with its answer or should i write 1 article for all questions with their answers?

i think paa site base on bulk. If you write articles for each then it will take lots of time. Better try to search automated way

 

[sageshark]

I second the opinion of @HustleTong .

Also if possible, try including suggested keywords in your 200-300 words answer. I know this is like asking for too much, but it will help.

 

[MKSKS]

Method 1:
Churn & burn approach
Scrape & post paa Q&A.
Or rewrite/spin the answers & post.

Method 2:
Write/rewrite/generate article on a question.
Add related 10-20 paa to the post as FAQ.

Method 3:
Pick the questions & answer them with 300-500 words (Write/rewrite/generate).
I use 7-10 per post here.

There are other methods too that I am testing can't reveal them right now.

Out of the 3 methods Method 1 is hyped to be crushed by current so called helpful content update.

You will need a script or software to automate the PAA process, build one of get one built.

 

[ODDAK]

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...nswers-with-seo-minion-the-right-way.1430138/

The most common approach is the latter
Answering each question within 200-300 words and using a table of content plugin to sum it up

I second the opinion of @HustleTong .

Also if possible, try including suggested keywords in your 200-300 words answer. I know this is like asking for too much, but it will help.

Method 1:
Churn & burn approach
Scrape & post paa Q&A.
Or rewrite/spin the answers & post.

Method 2:
Write/rewrite/generate article on a question.
Add related 10-20 paa to the post as FAQ.

Method 3:
Pick the questions & answer them with 300-500 words (Write/rewrite/generate).
I use 7-10 per post here.

There are other methods too that I am testing can't reveal them right now.

Out of the 3 methods Method 1 is hyped to be crushed by current so called helpful content update.

You will need a script or software to automate the PAA process, build one of get one built.

I am writing article on a topic and add PAAs to article.
When i add to questions and answers on my article it goes 3000+-4000+ words. Is it okay or should i shorthen the articles?

 

[MKSKS]

Is it okay or should i shorthen the articles?

Yes that's OK.
If your content is relevant to topic not an issue.

 

[sageshark]

Alright, 3000 to 4000 is goooooood but tooooooo looooooong.

Break the article with pagination. It will decrease the bounce rate of your website.

 

[PinguSpy]

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