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Beyond Q&A: The Many Uses of Quora There's more to Quora than meets the eye. Entrepreneurs, marketers and even investors are tapping its benefits.

By Gwen Moran

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Have a question? The folks on Quora likely have an answer. The online Q&A platform gets user queries answered by experts for free. But it's become more than an info-seeking site for entrepreneurs, marketers and even investors:

I use Quora to do research on what hot-topic issues are percolating and to follow tech journalists to keep up on the kinds of stories they're writing. It helps me answer reporters' questions and get my clients in front of them in a different way.
--Heather Whaling, Geben Communication, Columbus, Ohio

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