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Hello to every one,
i knew some of websites like yahoo answers,mosaichub. but i need to aware about more sites. post your suggestions

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A practical approach prioritizes topical fit, community quality, and measurable return instead of trying every Q/A site. This thread started by and the suggestions from and show there are many options; the guidance below helps decide which platforms deserve time and how to test them without spamming or wasting effort.

  • Topical fit: communities focused on the same subject matter give higher-quality traffic and better engagement.
  • Activity & recency: prefer sites with steady recent questions and active responders; stale communities rarely convert.
  • Search visibility: verify that the site’s Q&A pages actually appear in search results for target queries — if they index well, answers can drive organic traffic.
  • Moderation & quality controls: tight moderation raises the useful-signal-to-noise ratio; low-quality sites produce low ROI even if traffic is large.
  • Linking policy & content license: check whether outbound links are permitted, how they are treated by the site (nofollow vs dofollow), and what license governs posted content.
  • Reputation mechanics: ability to build a persistent profile or reputation helps long-term visibility.

Recommended short test (6–8 weeks):

  • Select 3 platforms that pass the checklist.
  • Identify 10–15 relevant questions with weak or no answers.
  • Post well-researched, original answers (~200–600+ words) that add value; include citations and only one contextual link (prefer profile/bio where self-promotion is allowed).
  • Track results with UTM-coded links and monitor referral traffic, time on site, and conversions.

Cautions: avoid copying identical answers across platforms (duplicate-content and community backlash), keep self-promotion subtle, and reallocate effort away from communities that "feel" low-quality (as noted by ). Use the 6–8 week experiment to decide where to invest ongoing effort.

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Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

You can also try focusing on websites like Answers, Quora, Askpedia, Answerbank.

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I am using Quora.com, answers.com, reddit, ask.com. You may take a look at this and choose what you can use.

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Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Is ask.com fruitful? I means I have tried checking it out and questions over their give a little odd feeling ! So, I was wondering if... ?? Anyway what forget to add over here is Yahoo Answers, it does yields good results.

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thanks a lot for your answers.

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