Youve got Questions? Googles Got Answers

Got a question you can't find the answer to? On any subject? You need this link to see the Business and Money > Finance subcategory page, for an example. Google Answers FAQ, particularly the sections on asking a question and pricing a question. It's important the the question be asked clearly, and that it be priced correctly-the FAQ has some very good information on this. The price you are willing to pay can be anywhere between $2 and $200. The price should be based upon the amount of effort it will take the researcher to answer your question. Don't be cheap if you want an answer and you want it fast. Again, the FAQ has some good guidelines for pricing. In addition to the FAQ, the question about a Las Vegas Hotel Development. At the other end of the spectrum, someone paid $2 to ask the question of Mark Fleming is the founder of a new blog called Google Tutor & Advisor