More answers means more popularity, RIGHT?
I would say, WRONG!
If you are asking this question I am pretty sure you are looking for lead generation using Quora.
More answers certainly get more links but not more leads.
People want to meet expert who can solve their problem and not someone who create noise only.
Experts speak less, they do not speak till they cannot conclude a thing superbly. Speaking is one thing but systematic speaking comes with continuous learning, systematic experiments, deep thought process and willing to solve a problem.
Solving a problem needs loads of mind work, without rigorous mental work out you won't give away any answers that may solve a problem.
Take example of Seth Godin, he writes one blog post a day, in very limited words and gives lots of learning.
Sir Richard Branson, LinkedIn Influencer, writes often, he writes his own blog and sums up things beautifully.
LeoNotenboom writes how to of Windows, system and security. His every post solves a computer problem.
All these people can write as many posts as they wish but they write to solve a problem and not for the sake of writing.
Creating massive content is good but creating meaningful content that holds authority is better.
From my observations I can say writing 1 or 2 quora answers daily is sufficient to gain authority.
Study competitor keywords to win the SEO is most popular myth on the Internet. It could be one technique to win over your competitor but not the whole strategy. SEO market is full of keyword, many of the companies miserably fail in audience research. The noise around Keyword research is so loud that business managers missed out on the main thing; i.e. what users want?
I am not against keyword research, many companies win the SERPs game by focusing on SEO keywords but fail in generating sales.They feel appearing on top of searches will win the customers. However, true SEO is, study of audience needs and then working those pain points.
To know what your audience wants, reach them and ask. Understand your customers pain points. Then address those issues, make the SEO points your title keywords, meta description, keywords and tags
Time have changed now. Today audience get everything without asking. Google search is still good business in inventory but I doubt if this is equally good as 1…
I am not against keyword research, many companies win the SERPs game by focusing on SEO keywords but fail in generating sales.They feel appearing on top of searches will win the customers. However, true SEO is, study of audience needs and then working those pain points.
To know what your audience wants, reach them and ask. Understand your customers pain points. Then address those issues, make the SEO points your title keywords, meta description, keywords and tags
Time have changed now. Today audience get everything without asking. Google search is still good business in inventory but I doubt if this is equally good as 1…
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