When you publish a new hub, what hub score do you receive immediately after publ

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  1. tylermj23 profile image60
    tylermj23posted 12 years ago

    When you publish a new hub, what hub score do you receive immediately after publishing the

    When you publish a new hub, what hub score do you typically receive immediately after publishing the hub? And why does this score change with each new hub published?

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  2. Wesman Todd Shaw profile image82
    Wesman Todd Shawposted 12 years ago

    There is no definite answer to this question.  In other words - your question has no answer, and thus can not be answered with any degree of truth, or validity.

    Nowadays hubs start off with a lower score...or a higher score than they once did.

    It used to be that hubs always started at a score of 50.  Now, hub's start off with a score based upon the chosen title and subject manner - according to the hubpages scoring algorithm.

    Now, if you work on your hubs more slowly as I do - you will indeed see that as you add text, pictures, or other capsules - those scores will rise with time.

    I've published hubs starting below 50...because I was just ready to get it done and got it done, and hit publish.

    I've also published hubs that started out at a score of around 75 - that was only due, the high score, to the fact that the title or subject matter was totally unique to Hubpages.com, and probably a rare subject matter all across the world wide web.

    Don't be fooled - my hub on Russ Barenberg started it's life with a high score - because the subject was obscure, NOT because it's going to ever be a huge money making internet search engine loved viral subject.

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  3. Hestia DeVoto profile image61
    Hestia DeVotoposted 12 years ago

    What hub score a newly published hub is going to have can vary.

    If you make a new Hub and add all the content right away and then hit publish, Hubs start out around 50.

    But if you add content more slowly, and save the Hub as a draft and let several days go by, it's possible for your Hub to start out with a much higher score (if it's a quality hub with great content).

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  4. tylermj23 profile image60
    tylermj23posted 12 years ago

    Thanks for that tip of saving drafts DeVoto

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