Once you have your account set up what types of questions should you be answering.
It's best to answer questions related to your niche and also related to the products and services you
have.
Not that you're going to be promoting those products directly through your core core answer.
That's not going to get a lot of up votes which is basically how answers become popular or not.
You want to be the one in that number one spot but you can often direct people back to your Web site
and eventually they might find your products or services it's a longtail approach.
So for example when I log on I might just search for topics related to Photoshop.
This is something that I have courses on and I would probably answer these questions.
Here's a question that's perfect for me what is the best way to learn Adobe Photoshop.
So what I'm going to do is click on this question to see what answers are there.
So it already has 86 answers which is a lot.
So you might try to find a question that isn't as popular and doesn't have a lot of questions because
it's better to get on a question that is more recent you can see related questions over on the right
hand side so I can see if there's anything newer or that I might have a better chance of getting that
number one answer for.
Here's a question that I found.
What are the best online free resources for learning the basics of Photoshop.
There is only one answer.
So this is the one that I would answer.
So I have content that's related to this.
Let me go to my YouTube channel and find a recent video that I posted which is learn Adobe Photoshop
in 30 minutes.
Here you can see my answer.
I quickly just say YouTube is probably the best place to learn Photoshop for free.
And then I give three recommended tutorials.
The trick is that I included mine as the very first link but then I added to their Photoshop to Tauriel
so that it doesn't look like I'm biased in only self-promoting my own tutorials.
I also included this image which is the cover image for my own tutorial because images are more eye
catching.
We learned in previous sections about Facebook groups in social media that using images will help create
more engagement for your posts.
And it's the same with Quora.
So once you've added those just click submit and now your answer is on that question if you can gain
a following on Quora.
Or if you have followers that would do this for you.
Send this to them you can share it on social media and try to get votes because this is what gets your
posts to be the best answer.
And if you can kind of lock down that best answer you're going to get consistent traffic to whatever
resources you linked to.
For months maybe even years.
So those are the basics that I would do for answering questions search for topics in your industry post
relevant links.
Don't be biased don't just self-promote try to be helpful.
This one's kind of specifically asking for online resources so it's easy to drop a link but if people
are asking general questions don't just link to a blog article.
Explain your answer.
In the core appose and then at the end of the core posts say if you want more information or this is
where I got this information and then link to the resource itself.
Images are great and be consistent with it.