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Hi folks,
Below is a little trick to find questions on Quora that get a lot of weekly views. Props goes to RealDaddy from BHW where I found it first. This might be common knowledge but anyway, here it is.
1. Log into Quora and go to www.quora.com/ads/account
2. Top right, click on “new campaign”
3. Give it a name, select any of the objective and set a daily maximum budget of $5 (don’t worry, it’ll never spend)
4. On the next page, leave the location targeting empty
5. Click on "Questions":
6. Then click on bulk add and enter in your target keywords.
7. You'll then get a list of the top questions asked on those topic(s). For example, below are the results for diet-related keywords:
Make your way down the list to find suitable targets.
Another way is to use ahrefs:
1. Do a search of quora.com
2. Select "top pages" from left-hand menu
3. Enter in your keyword
4. Sort by traffic (these are monthly estimates)
I'll be honest, if there are already a ton of answers, it'll be tricky to grab the #1 spot unless you can drive traffic to it / buy upvotes. However if you search long enough, you can find a few golden eggs with decent weekly views with only one or two answers. Good luck!
Below is a little trick to find questions on Quora that get a lot of weekly views. Props goes to RealDaddy from BHW where I found it first. This might be common knowledge but anyway, here it is.
1. Log into Quora and go to www.quora.com/ads/account
2. Top right, click on “new campaign”
3. Give it a name, select any of the objective and set a daily maximum budget of $5 (don’t worry, it’ll never spend)
4. On the next page, leave the location targeting empty
5. Click on "Questions":
6. Then click on bulk add and enter in your target keywords.
7. You'll then get a list of the top questions asked on those topic(s). For example, below are the results for diet-related keywords:
Make your way down the list to find suitable targets.
Another way is to use ahrefs:
1. Do a search of quora.com
2. Select "top pages" from left-hand menu
3. Enter in your keyword
4. Sort by traffic (these are monthly estimates)
I'll be honest, if there are already a ton of answers, it'll be tricky to grab the #1 spot unless you can drive traffic to it / buy upvotes. However if you search long enough, you can find a few golden eggs with decent weekly views with only one or two answers. Good luck!