[GET] One Minute Free Traffic by Matt and John Rhodes

[Dau Le]

thanks and Max rep

[mrstoked]

Thanks for the share and the reviews because this is going to save me a bunch of time knowing that I can ignore their BS if their secret source is Quora.

[gumdaj]

AIO please

[bourbon2000]

Here is a mirror of the main product and OTO1. The product has unpacked a size of 244.5 MB and packed with 7z the compressed version is only 20 MB. Usual password.

Download:

Magic Button :

OMFT-OMBC

[PizzaEata]

Rhodes Bros hype aside, Quora can actually be a decent traffic source. Thanks and Max Reps to Pathfinder for share, and bourbon2000 for AIO.

Dang, there's a TON of vids in this here course. Holy moley.

[Guest123]

Thanks for share and reviews, almost fell for it and bought it, if I knew it was about Quora would have skipped it instantly!

[Chitraketu]

I found this product rather half baked and very superficial as far as Quora is concerned. The product creator has given a very basic and general outline of using Quora for getting traffic. No measurable case study has been provided. In the IM arena, selling dreams has become a big business.

In the spirit of sharing something useful for all members, I would like to mention about a real success story on Quora of a user (Brain Knapp) whose questions (almost 385) have crossed 10 million views just a few days ago.

https://www.quora.com/profile/Brian-Knapp-1

Plz read this email he recently sent to his subscribers. It contains his success secret :

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Dear _______,

This week I hit an unbelievable milestone and I wanted to share with you a lesson I learned along the way.

I crossed 10 million views Quora!

That surprised me. It feels like a dream, that it's unreal somehow. But it really did happen.

I'm not telling you that to brag. In fact, my first thought when I saw that I crossed the ten million mark was to be grateful to you and the thousands of people that read my work. It's an honor to be able to help you in whatever way I can.

So, thank you for being a part of my journey for the last few years on Quora.

Enough about me, I'd like to tell you something I learned than will benefit YOU!

Looking back at my success on Quora two things stuck out to me that you can emulate in your life and career.

First, I started taking writing on Quora seriously 3 years ago. My early answers weren't very successful and it started as a way for me to practice my writing. I stuck with it and at some point I found success in writing about what I know - software and technology.

So, once I found what worked for me I kept showing up to write and help people like you get useful answers to interesting questions about programming.

This is not what I set out to do at all, but I stuck with it long enough and paid enough attention to what was working. This took three solid years of writing and practice to reach where I'm at. I could have quit at any point along the way, but I just kept going.

And my plan is simple. I'm going to keep going for at least three more years and see what happens!

Lesson One - If you want to succeed, take what you are doing seriously and give yourself years of practice and hard work to see the payoff. It is worth the investment in yourself.

Second, I've wrote 385 answers on Quora. That's an average of at least 10 a month for the last 3 years. So, about every three days for the last three years I sat down and wrote on Quora.

Some articles were better than others. Some longer. Some shorter. Some got a lot of attention. Some got no attention.

I keep showing up. I am consistently creating new answers to help more people. Day after day, month after month, year after year. It all adds up.

And that part of my plan is simple too. I'm going to keep showing up and writing nearly every day if possible.

Lesson Two - If you want to succeed, show up every day and be useful and valuable to other people. Write code every day.

Those two lessons are at the core of my success on Quora and they can be at the core of your success to.

Once again, I thank you for reading my work and I hope that it helps you in your life and career.

-Brian

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In my opinion, two things are really important to have success on Quora :
(1) Deep knowledge of the niche and
(2) Effective writing skill.

The answers of Brain Knapp on Quora reflect his command over both the above skills.

I hope it helps.

CK

[Bobhenry]

Reps to @Chitraketu for this insightful and helpful comment - thank you.

[lezz]

Thank you for the share, reps added.

[moseleyw]

Thank You So Much I Wanted This....