Module 8 quiz: Off-site · AEO and GEO Course

1.You want to be present in a community where people ask the questions in your industry. How do you start?
A)Open a few accounts and post positive comments about your productB)Read the rules, take part for a few weeks without naming your company, and when you do talk about it, always say you work thereC)Post an offer right away with a link to your storeD)Copy the answers from your blog into every thread
2.How do you choose the forums and communities to work on?
A)Look at which sources the engines cite for your questions, in your auditB)Pick the ones with the most members overallC)Work only on Reddit, because it's always the most cited sourceD)Pick the ones where your competitors aren't
3.You want more reviews on Google. What's the right way to ask for them?
A)Offer a discount to anyone who leaves a reviewB)Ask only the customers you know are happyC)Ask all your customers, in a simple way (a link or a QR code), with nothing in returnD)Write them yourself, on behalf of your most loyal customers
4.You want to get noticed by an industry publication that the engines already cite for your questions. What do you pitch?
A)A promotional press release about your productB)A payment in exchange for a linkC)A link exchange between your sitesD)Your own data, expert commentary on a current topic, or a true story told with the permission of the people in it
5.An agency offers you a large-scale link exchange: "you link to me and I link to you." What does the course say?
A)It's a good digital PR strategyB)For Google, excessive link exchanges are link spam, and sites that break the rules can drop in the results or disappearC)It's only prohibited if the links are paid for with moneyD)It's fine, as long as the sites are in the same industry

Answer every question.