Meerakat
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- Sep 9, 2019
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I thought this would be an interesting concept to share as Quora is widely used as a source of traffic.
So, what's the deal here? I have setup 5+ Quora accounts which are automated in a way where the accounts can scrape questions and answer them automatically.
How does it work?
The script automatically searches up questions in Google, filters out relevant links and extracts the content and then posts the same exact content as an answer. Yes, the content is 100% plagiarized from some other source.
Although, relevancy may always not be possible especially when it comes to scraping content via search engine. I've setup certain filters so that the outcome of the content is relevant to the question asked.
What am I looking for?
I am looking for results which most people expect. I am expecting views, although I have not plugged in any links yet but I just want to see if a scraped content in Quora gets any views and if any of the accounts are invited in Quora partnership program (happens with active accounts a lot, sometimes even newer ones.)
Each account has posted 100+ answers, and the collapsed results for each account is random. The niche I am working with is a niche where people don't give a fuck. I would say at-least 20-30 answers are collapsed on average, probably due to the content.
I will update this thread as I start seeing results, if you have any idea on how I can get relevant content without the help of search engine; it would be great.
In brief:
1. I want to see if the posted answers gets any views.
2. If anybody comments or up-votes.
3. If any of the accounts gets accepted in Quora partnership program.
4. I will start plugging in links after a week or so after seeing the results).
So, what's the deal here? I have setup 5+ Quora accounts which are automated in a way where the accounts can scrape questions and answer them automatically.
How does it work?
The script automatically searches up questions in Google, filters out relevant links and extracts the content and then posts the same exact content as an answer. Yes, the content is 100% plagiarized from some other source.
Although, relevancy may always not be possible especially when it comes to scraping content via search engine. I've setup certain filters so that the outcome of the content is relevant to the question asked.
What am I looking for?
I am looking for results which most people expect. I am expecting views, although I have not plugged in any links yet but I just want to see if a scraped content in Quora gets any views and if any of the accounts are invited in Quora partnership program (happens with active accounts a lot, sometimes even newer ones.)
Each account has posted 100+ answers, and the collapsed results for each account is random. The niche I am working with is a niche where people don't give a fuck. I would say at-least 20-30 answers are collapsed on average, probably due to the content.
I will update this thread as I start seeing results, if you have any idea on how I can get relevant content without the help of search engine; it would be great.
In brief:
1. I want to see if the posted answers gets any views.
2. If anybody comments or up-votes.
3. If any of the accounts gets accepted in Quora partnership program.
4. I will start plugging in links after a week or so after seeing the results).