Quora pays thousands for posting questions
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Quora pays thousands for posting questions
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Re: Quora pays thousands for posting questions
#2> The top earning partner has earned $26,897 and asked over 8,000 questions, averaging about 45 questions per day
That average metric is more suspicious than an indicator of scale/impact.
Re: Quora pays thousands for posting questions
#3> The top earning partner has earned $26,897 and asked over 8,000 questions, averaging about 45 questions per day That average metric is more suspicious than an indicator of scale/impact.
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#4Im so glad I deleted my account on that site
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#5$27k for 8000 questions, that's basically admitting they paid for spam. I don't see how this is a good product decision at all and the content quality has declined severely.
Meanwhile being a Top Writer has done nothing for me other than getting the opportunity to buy quora branded swag from their store. Saying that this system is imbalanced and unfair seems to be an understatement.
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#6What happened to Quora anyway? When it started I recall it being super hot with crazy high quality answers.
Then they started with logins being required and it all seemed to go downhill at an amazing speed.
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#7What happened to Quora anyway? When it started I recall it being super hot with crazy high quality answers. Then they started with logins being required and it all seemed to go downhill at an amazing speed.
>What happened to Quora anyway?
It became marketing. Almost every question turns into blatant and unhelpful pitches for the responder's startup.
Same with Medium.
Once the startup bros say a site is good for "native marketing", that's when the begins to die.
Re: Quora pays thousands for posting questions
#8What happened to Quora anyway? When it started I recall it being super hot with crazy high quality answers. Then they started with logins being required and it all seemed to go downhill at an amazing speed.
>What happened to Quora anyway? It became marketing. Almost every question turns into blatant and unhelpful pitches for the responder's startup. Same with Medium. Once the startup bros say a site is good for "native marketing", that's when the begins to die.
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#9What happened to Quora anyway? When it started I recall it being super hot with crazy high quality answers. Then they started with logins being required and it all seemed to go downhill at an amazing speed.
That was my impression as well, the answers were so good I suspected them being payed for just to draw attention to the site
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#10Quora is a little addictive. I get an email daily with several questions (and links to the answers.)
Some I like, some I don't. But it is interesting to read.