Davis Adney
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- Jul 11, 2020
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Several time I opened quora account, but when I put my website posts link quora will ban me. Can anyone help me?
Give me advice for New Quora account
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evezius
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- Mar 27, 2019
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You can put a link in your profile but its not a place to promote your website. On the off chance that you need to contribute something, you can do as such with giving more data of the business you have a place with. At the point when individuals will like your answers, they will go on your site and will check what you bring to the table.
AlexanderAndrey
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- Feb 1, 2020
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don't post your site links directly use link shortening like adf ly, shorte st, bit ly or tiny cc
Davis Adney
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- Jul 11, 2020
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how they will go to my website from my profile bio?
Davis Adney
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why?, I do not think this will help me
EmailMaster
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you need to warm up the account, post without links at first, build trust then you can do it
Davis Adney
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Thank you for this true answer
PremiumAds
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Just as this other member mentioned, you can't just go around and spam links, they have filters and moderators for that.
You need to build your account, make it trustworthy, probably post every few days for at least a month before you can post urls without risking getting banned
Best of luck!
Davis Adney
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Next valuable answer thank you really
Dantello
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Why? Wouldn't that just make the links seem even more sketchy?
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I've had an account for more than 2 years I add a few pieces to every week.
I can add 20 links to 20 different websites and it will fly, and I've got dozens of top answers in fairly competitive questions (30+ answers).
Like any kind of social link building, if you make an account that obviously is just to promote a single website no one has ever heard of and you provide zero value, they will snap you because you're being blatant.
The average size of my answers is about 1,500 words, and every one is unique, useful content without any plagiarism, with nice unique images, and that I know provides people with tangible value.
You probably don't need to go that far, but you can't just write 200 word answers with 3 links to your website and expect them not to trigger Quora's system.
Quora's value grows as unique and useful information is indexed on their site. Quora's value depreciates as questions are flooded with self-serving spam answers. They have millions of dollars to try to achieve A and to avoid B. Put 2 and 2 together about what you need to do.
If you keep getting banned and starting new accounts, you're probably already on a watch list from the time you register (if they're mapping your IP/computer etc).
Why not try creating a new account with new details (VPN etc etc etc) and start answering questions about your niche in-depth, with only adding one or two links to recognised authority sites (but no links at all to your site)? Do that for a month, try to do one a week minimum, but ideally two or three. Make them a minimum of 1,000 words long, unique content, well-written, interesting, images.. but don't put any links at all to your site.
After a month of doing this, create an other piece, same style, but this time add a single link to your site with the 2 authority sites.
See if that flies. If it does, then every 2nd article for another month add a link to your site, and now start adding a few more authority links too. Like 4 or 5 total plus your one link.
After the second month, add another link to your site in the piece and see how it goes, or just add a single link for every piece.
That's the smart way to do it, instead of expecting to be able to bomb them with lots of shitty answers that are riddled with your link and expect that to work. Good luck.
I can add 20 links to 20 different websites and it will fly, and I've got dozens of top answers in fairly competitive questions (30+ answers).
Like any kind of social link building, if you make an account that obviously is just to promote a single website no one has ever heard of and you provide zero value, they will snap you because you're being blatant.
The average size of my answers is about 1,500 words, and every one is unique, useful content without any plagiarism, with nice unique images, and that I know provides people with tangible value.
You probably don't need to go that far, but you can't just write 200 word answers with 3 links to your website and expect them not to trigger Quora's system.
Quora's value grows as unique and useful information is indexed on their site. Quora's value depreciates as questions are flooded with self-serving spam answers. They have millions of dollars to try to achieve A and to avoid B. Put 2 and 2 together about what you need to do.
If you keep getting banned and starting new accounts, you're probably already on a watch list from the time you register (if they're mapping your IP/computer etc).
Why not try creating a new account with new details (VPN etc etc etc) and start answering questions about your niche in-depth, with only adding one or two links to recognised authority sites (but no links at all to your site)? Do that for a month, try to do one a week minimum, but ideally two or three. Make them a minimum of 1,000 words long, unique content, well-written, interesting, images.. but don't put any links at all to your site.
After a month of doing this, create an other piece, same style, but this time add a single link to your site with the 2 authority sites.
See if that flies. If it does, then every 2nd article for another month add a link to your site, and now start adding a few more authority links too. Like 4 or 5 total plus your one link.
After the second month, add another link to your site in the piece and see how it goes, or just add a single link for every piece.
That's the smart way to do it, instead of expecting to be able to bomb them with lots of shitty answers that are riddled with your link and expect that to work. Good luck.
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Whitewhistle
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Did you use proxies for those accounts? Because if not, I'm fairly certain I know what's up.
mihirthakur
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- Mar 20, 2019
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Starting Building your account first buy posting some questions and answering some
Digital Waiter
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- Feb 22, 2020
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At first start making your account popular and build reputation by giving some good answers. Try to add more content and images in the answers then add one link as reference so they won't delete your account. But don't post link in every answers.
rahuljoshi2312
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- Mar 14, 2019
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First Build your account interact with people by answering some question and then you can post your link
krazylearner
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Are you sure About this ? I have just. Created quora account for promoting my links and do not want to get banned