I'm going to be quick, to the point: Go sign up for Quora.
It's like the old Yahoo! Answers on Arnold Schwarzenegger-strength steroids.
Let me tell you the power of Quora to an authority or expert (of which you are one):
I answered maybe 50 questions over the past 3 years, and none within the last year.
I've gotten 45,000 views of my answers. Heck, I got 500+ views of my answers in the past 30 days.
And I haven't used the site in well over a year.
Crazy, right?
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Now, not all of those views turned into website visitors. And I was too lazy to track which did. But I can tell you this:
Some undoubtedly did.
When I was posting regular answers to questions on Quora, I'd point back to specific posts on my site. And they always got a tiny uptick in traffic.
Plus, because you're allowed to post a link in your profile, anybody who clicks on my name from within quora is one click away from my site.
So remember that: Sign up for Quora.
And don't be a dummy like me – track your results!
Stay tuned. Tip #5 will be published on Wednesday.
Nice article. I have seen this mention of “tracks” so I assume here you refer to “tracker links”?
If I understand your question, the answer is yes. You must tag your links, or track them, so you know how effective they are.