How Google's 'People Also Ask' Boxes Can Provide Fuel for Your Marketing Efforts
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Do More With Google's 'People Also Ask'
Take advantage of Google's 'People Also Ask' by gaining
Get to Know Your Competition Better
Google's 'People Also Ask' isn't just great for learning more about your target audience. Use it to understand your competitors' weak spots. Besides, you don't want to just repeat what they have said, despite it being new information to you. You want to present a better version of the topic by filling in the gaps of information and insight.
Figure out what kinds of questions they aren't answering clearly or at all about a relevant topic. Are the examples they use to illustrate points fitting enough for the context of the topic and audience? Are they using language that appeals to readers - is it too technical or laid back?
Also, consider how they present their content. When it comes to SEO management, it's not just what you say - it's how you say it, too. For example, the Google suggestions feature source links to blog posts and general reference sites (e.g. Wikipedia).
If competitors have mainly done blog posts on the topic, it may be ideal for you to provide better content on a site like Quora. Quora is a Q&A website where business people, among others, go to ask questions and give answers on a variety of subjects. So, it's no surprise it pops up in suggestions.
Creating unique, informative, and entertaining posts on this site is a chance to engage your target audience in a more direct way. Adding relevant links that go back to your site can enlarge your traffic beyond what blog posts can do alone.
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