Quora is one of the fastest-growing platforms for getting traffic to your blog.

It’s also a fantastic way to get targeted and highly qualified traffic that converts well.

In this article, I’ll first show you why you should be focussing more on platforms like Quora (or Reddit) to drive traffic to your blog, followed by some challenges that people face while driving traffic from Quora. I’ll finish by showing you the unbeatable method I’ve been using to create a traffic avalanche to your blog from Quora.

So without any further ado, let’s begin.

Why Quora is the hottest traffic source on the internet right now

Everyone just loves high converting traffic.

Windows 10 is the most popular desktop operating system in the world, and while Windows 11 is nipping at its heels, most of us will still be running Microsoft's current OS for the foreseeable future. And even if you use it every day, there's always more to learn.

Maybe you don't consider yourself a power user, or perhaps you've made the leap from macOS to Windows. Whatever your comfort level, these tips will help you get more out of your Windows 10 experience. Some of these tricks originated from an older generation of Windows, while others are new to this iteration.

If you're a fan of that old-school (i.e. non-tiled) Start menu experience, you can still (sort of) have it. Right-click on the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner to prompt a textual jump menu with a number of familiar destinations, including Apps and Features, Search, and Run. All these options are available through the standard menu interface, but you can access them quicker here.

Show Desktop Button

You don't have to minimize all your open windows just to look at the desktop. There's a secret button in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar. Don't see it? Look all the way to the bottom and right, beyond the date and time. There, you'll find a small little sliver of an invisible button. Click it to minimize all your open windows at once; click it again to bring everything back.

There's also the option to have windows minimize when you hover over this button versus clicking. Select your preference in Settings > Personalization > Taskbar, then flip the switch under Use peek to preview the desktop.

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Microsoft's PDF Manager is available for free until July 3. This software usually costs over £30, so getting it for absolutely nothing is pretty special. You've still got plenty of time to secure this software for free, but why wait? It's not like you've got something to lose.

The PDF Manager is a powerful andeasy-to-use app for merging and editing PDF files. You can merge, reorder, and split pages across multiple documents. You can also extract, rotate, and delete pages with ease, and even combine PDFs in just a few clicks.

Excel spreadsheets require a lot of time to create from scratch. If the formulas are complex, you may have to spend an entire day formatting the spreadsheet. So, even after hours of effort, the final output is delayed.

By using a predesigned Excel template, you avoid unnecessary work. The templates are primarily editable, so you can customize them according to your needs. They are preformatted and come with predefined formulas for specific calculation types, so you can focus more on the actual work.

You can download free Excel templates from numerous websites.

What Are the Benefits of Using an Excel Template?

Consider a situation where you are asked to create a budget planner for a firm. Creating it from scratch requires integrating formulas, formatting the sheet, and making it look professional. It can take a lot of time to complete these tasks, and you can also make mistakes when entering formulas into the spreadsheet.

Alternatively, you can download a budget template with the same formulas you need. By making a few changes to the template, you can have the budget planner ready in no time.

A study by pCloud concluded that social media and food delivery apps sell the most personal data to third-party advertisers. But a recent survey showed that four out of five people don't want their personal data collected or shared without their permission. If you're sick of invasive data collection, what are the best alternatives?

Surfshark compared the data collection activities of 200 apps to find out which services harvest the most data in a given category, and which apps actually leave your data alone. The study compared 18 app categories and found that the more popular an app, the more data it likely collects.

Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger—all owned by the same company—collect all 32 segments of personal data that Apple's App Store flags. Less-invasive options include the audio-first Clubhouse social media app. Cisco Webex Meetings and disappearing messages app Dust are great alternatives for business and personal use, because neither service collects any data.

If you're looking for privacy while searching the web, reading email, or streaming video, you should avoid Google's products. Chrome takes 13 points of data, Gmail collects 19, and YouTube grabs a colossal 24. Instead, use alternatives Brave or Firefox Focus—or a private browsing window—and paid email service Spike, and Popcornflix or Kanopy for streaming video.

Looking at financial apps? PayPal takes a whopping 26 points of data compared to MoneyGram's mere eight. Mint also gobbles up 21 points of data, while Mvelopes collects no data at all. Cryptominers, avoid Coinbase and its 18 data points: Choose Crypto Pro instead, which collects only personal identifiers.