Contents
- 1 Can you write a question and answer post?
- 2 What are the most common questions about content marketing?
- 3 Do you think the accepted answer is a good answer?
- 4 What should I do if someone asks me the same question?
- 5 Is it acceptable to write a thank you in a comment?
- 6 How to write a successful response to another’s post?
Can you write a question and answer post?
Even if you already have a Frequently Asked Questions page, you can write individual blog posts that answer questions. Then, on your FAQ page, you can add a shortened version of the answer, with a link to the full answer in the blog post.
What are the most common questions about content marketing?
Questions. At CMI, we get a lot of them, and we answer them in blog posts, interviews, one-on-one conversations, etc. We (still) are often asked what content marketing is, how brands truly find success, and how to get started.
Why do you need to answer questions on your blog?
Answering questions from your customers and clients is a great source of material for your website’s blog. Not only are you providing valuable information, but you know that this is information people are looking for, so it will really help your search engine visibility.
Where can I find question and answer sites?
LinkedIn groups is one place you can look for specific questions and answers. Check forum sites: forums are the original version of question and answer sites, and are often very focused. When you search a forum, don’t stop with the most recent threads – a question from 15 years ago is likely still useful.
Do you think the accepted answer is a good answer?
The accepted answer has good points, but I think an important one is missing: Keep to the point; the answer should be as brief as possible for a complete answer. Don’t write about other things than what the question asked for. You must log in to answer this question. Not the answer you’re looking for?
What should I do if someone asks me the same question?
Be sure to monitor your answer for comments so that you can reply with explanation if questions come around about your answer. Don’t duplicate other answers. Actually answer the question. Do not post an answer stating you have the same problem or one which only answers a question different from the one that was asked.
How to write the correct answers to your FAQs?
Start with Who, What, When, Where, How, Why (and Can) If you’ve noticed, telephone support agents often repeat a question as you ask it. They do so to make sure that they’ve got it right. The logic is simple: if you understand the question, you give the correct answer. Likewise, when you sit down to write the answer to the next FAQ you cover, wait.
How to add a shortened answer to a question and answer post?
Then, on your FAQ page, you can add a shortened version of the answer, with a link to the full answer in the blog post. If you don’t have an FAQ page, then create a blog category called FAQ and assign all these answer posts to that category. The listing page for the category becomes your FAQ page!
Is it acceptable to write a thank you in a comment?
It would be preferable to thank good answers with an upvote and the best answer by marking it as accepted. If on top of all that you also want to post a “thank you” comment, that’s nice (I guess). However, a comment saying just “thank you” isn’t really what comments are for, and if you post one, it will likely be deleted as too chatty:
How to write a successful response to another’s post?
Writing a Successful Response to Another’s Post Read postings by your classmates with an open mind; think critically about which posts are the most provocative to you. When responding, use the student’s name and describe the point so that your whole class can follow along Example:… Example:
Is the question ” this question already has answers Here “?
It is not currently accepting new answers or interactions. Somebody commented on my question that it is a possible duplicate of another question. I replied and clarified that the other question is about Android, is mostly about the JTDs driver (which I did not use, at least I think so), and so my question is in no way a duplicate of that question.
How to respond to a question you really don’t have?
Postpone Your Answer. Another technique is to claim you do not have sufficient information to responsibly or intelligently provide an answer. Buy yourself some time by saying, “That is an important question and I want to make sure I give you the best and most complete answer I can.