How to Leverage Quora Ads | Ep. #342
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In Episode #342, Eric and Neil discuss how to leverage Quora ads. Tune in to learn why NOW is a good time to invest in Quora ads and the do’s and don’ts when it comes to answering a question to draw new business in.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Leverage Quora Ads
- 00:35 – Quora is a question and answer site that has raised a $100M round in June 2017
- 00:54 – Eric personally reads Quora
- 01:12 – Quora currently generates a lot of search traffic at the moment
- 01:19 – One of Eric’s clients, Lever, tracks the keyword applicant tracking system
- 01:31 – If you’re a content marketer on Quora, it is targeted and you can create articles that targets specific keywords easily
- 02:06 – Quora is a text-based content that sends people to a landing page
- 02:16 – With Quora, you want to answer their question and pitch them your product
- 02:24 – Quora is a mixture of using content marketing combined with paid advertising
- 03:13 – You can redirect people to search in Quora if you don’t want to pay for ads
- 03:18 – Quora ads are currently not that expensive
- 03:33 – Go to Quora.com/Business to know how to set up ads
- 03:43 – Answers that are in ad format don’t usually convert
- 04:52 – Your answers can give advice first, making them want more
- 05:00 – Do NOT pitch right away
- 05:05 – Marketing School is giving away a free 1 year subscription of Drip which is an email automation tool
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- 05:27 – Text MARKETINGSCHOOL to 33444 for those in the US
- 05:33 – For international listeners, just email eric@singlegrain.com with your screenshot
- 05:40 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- People flock to Quora to hear answers for their questions from a variety of people.
- Quora ads aren’t as expensive as others, but is effective in converting.
- Do NOT pitch your product right away when you answer a question – give them advice, first.
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