Quora example topic analysis
Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2024 3:32 am
The steps to follow are:
1) Go to Quora and enter your main keyword in the search bar.
Keyword research example with Quora
As you can see from the screenshot, once you have entered turkish girls numbers the starting topic, a drop-down menu will open with all the discussion “groups” that contain that keyword.
2) Once you have identified a group of interest to you from the drop-down menu, it is time to open it to analyze the questions in search of the keywords used by users.
The following, for example, are just some of the questions I found by opening the first group suggested for the keyword “SEO”.
If you want to delve deeper into your research, you can also take a look at the users' responses.
In fact, Quora is structured in such a way as to show first the answers that have received the most “likes” (upvotes) from users and that have therefore proven to be the most useful and interesting for that particular question.
Finally, you will surely have noticed the presence of the “ Related Questions ” section : as you can guess from the name, here you can find a series of questions closely connected by topic and keywords to the question you are reading.
1) Go to Quora and enter your main keyword in the search bar.
Keyword research example with Quora
As you can see from the screenshot, once you have entered turkish girls numbers the starting topic, a drop-down menu will open with all the discussion “groups” that contain that keyword.
2) Once you have identified a group of interest to you from the drop-down menu, it is time to open it to analyze the questions in search of the keywords used by users.
The following, for example, are just some of the questions I found by opening the first group suggested for the keyword “SEO”.
If you want to delve deeper into your research, you can also take a look at the users' responses.
In fact, Quora is structured in such a way as to show first the answers that have received the most “likes” (upvotes) from users and that have therefore proven to be the most useful and interesting for that particular question.
Finally, you will surely have noticed the presence of the “ Related Questions ” section : as you can guess from the name, here you can find a series of questions closely connected by topic and keywords to the question you are reading.