Quora partnership program

Hey..

My account recently got accepted into Quora partnership program through application, I was wondering how many questions should I make per day to generate at least some revenue and how can I find good questions to ask?

it is not that easy as you think, follow this thread https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/journey-to-1k-on-quora.1105476/

When u start, u can only do 10 a day. Be careful when requesting people to answer. U only get 25 and if u keep ask irrelevant people to answer, it will limit it. I'd say ask every single day. Ur gonna need a couple thousand to make decent cash a month. Except it to take time but if ur consistent, and ask decent questions, u can do it

this needs tons of traffic to get a nice profit

What you mean "through application" wasn't invitation only?

lorentzo said:

What you mean "through application" wasn't invitation only?

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https://www.quora.com/partners

Devvv said:

Hey..

My account recently got accepted into Quora partnership program through application, I was wondering how many questions should I make per day to generate at least some revenue and how can I find good questions to ask?

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Stick with 10 a day for now, once your limits get lifted go crazy

Congrats. Look at traffic bots.

ScribScribScrib said:

Stick with 10 a day for now, once your limits get lifted go crazy

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For some reason I could post more than 10 questions on my first day and make 25 requests on each question I posted

Litty21 said:

Congrats. Look at traffic bots.

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don't recommend any traffic bots. Friend of mine was trying to use fake traffic and account is permban.

You can post more than ten. The bit that says 0/10 questions asked (or whatever it says) is just some meaningless goal Quora puts up to encourage you to ask questions.

ScribScribScrib said:

Stick with 10 a day for now, once your limits get lifted go crazy

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theres no limits you can go crazy from day 1, big ballers pst 60 to 100 questions per day

Wow... I’ve been waiting for 6 months already to get accepted.

Devvv said:

Hey..

My account recently got accepted into Quora partnership program through application, I was wondering how many questions should I make per day to generate at least some revenue and how can I find good questions to ask?

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I have tried myself to ask relevant questions, but looks like i did not do very well so far. Still trying to figure out what kind of question generates more ad impressions. Maybe somebody here knows better.

Hey i have 314k question views but still no signs of acceptance.

Patreon said:

Hey i have 314k question views but still no signs of acceptance.

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Have you tried the invite me option?

If you're only on Quora eng, then you'll need a LOT (I mean, a LOT) of internal traffic or some (2000+) external traffic to earn some cents

Don't know why quora hates me LOL

My one question got 90% of the total views. I have not asked more than 50 questions. I could have made some beer money, but they don't want a poor teenager from a third world country. Really sucks

krishnaverma said:

Have you tried the invite me option?

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Just did. Lets see what happens. I didn't know i could do that

I joined Quora recently. Hope things getting better

First, keep on competing with the internal traffic. After reading through question insights and seeing questions in your feeds, compose questions around that stuff. Don’t feel bad about crafting questions that are similar or slight variations of popular questions. It use to annoy me when people were doing this to me because I had people following me and copying and pasting my questions then changing one word. I quit caring if people copy me because I changed my strategy. There are a lot of people in the top ten doing this, so don’t feel bad about doing it to retain internal traffic. Personally, I don’t see much value in copying other people because you run the risk of overlapping traffic with the original viral question…i.e. copying other people can end up making the original question even bigger.

Second, I read a lot. I read current events, tech articles, wikipedia, Quora feed, etc. These are where my most valuable questions come from. After you get a feel for words and phrases that are popular, you can craft original questions from things you read. Original questions have the biggest payouts.

Finally, external traffic comes from what people will be searching for in Google. Most people don’t see the value in external traffic because they are short-term thinkers. I have many questions that are yielding me a few dollars a month because they are yielding external traffic. The best advice I can offer for external traffic is to craft questions that you feel people will search for throughout the entire year. I.e. think of making questions with the intention of helping people. Even more, think of niche groups.

Final tip….The more you read, the easier it is to ask questions. I never run out of questions because I read a lot. I see a lot of people in the top ten that consistently post the same questions over and over with slight variations…which explains for a lot of stalled earnings.

Also, Quora started off as a tech site with a large tech following. Learn what is buzzing in the tech world and read enough that you have a firm grasp of concepts to generate discussions.

Oh yea another tip. I have decreased my question volume a while back because of diminishing marginal returns. I found the highest returns comes from posting about 20–50 questions a day. Anything over ends up in diminishing returns/lower quality.