About how many Hubs a week do full time Hubbers post?
I'm only a part timer but publish about ten a month and just recently eclipsed the 10,000 page view level . . . wahoo!
If I did it full time I'd want to write at least two a day, if I were to work eight hours a day.
Good question I post around 3 but i just started 2 months ago. If i didnt have two boys at home i would try for one a day.
I'm actually guessing not many as i mainly do this as a hobby I am not speaking from experience (well not yet you have to live in hope). They must write, re-write, double check, research and look for pictures and related videos and then do it all over again (some even make their own videos/photos). Thats after they know all about a topic either through experience or research. Then theres back linking, adding the hub to search engines, twitter, facebook etc.
Add on the time revising articles, deleting or upgrading poorer articles and answering comments, approving comments.
I going to go for 1 to 2 excellent articles a week lets see if any of the full timers do tell.
I also expect it takes a few weeks or perhaps even months for a hub to filter through the web and gain a popular placing in the search engines so feedback takes a lot longer then you initally think.
Hmm, I'd imagine a full time hubber (assuming they're "working" 8 hours per day Mon-Fri) would produce at least two to three hubs each day, so maybe 10-15/week?, or 40-60/month. That seems like a lot though, and I don't think that many hubbers spend so much time or write that much each month!
I'm a "whenever-i-have-time" hubber, and I usually put out two or three out a week at the moment between school and work. Works for me pretty well right now, and I'm hoping to be able to publish at least 5 a week eventually
There's not going to be a "right" answer to this question.
Look, if I want to get back into publishing acoustic guitar reviews here, then I could put out two or three a day, that they'd be GOOD too. You see, that subject isn't any work for me - I know it, and can just "bust it out" at will.
Everyone should they think about it - will realize that they too have a valid niche like that they can just produce in and do well enough with.
...but I personally like to learn things, and when one is learning new information it's difficult to create something concerning what one has only just learned instantly.
So it's all a matter of priorities, really.
by Dan W Miller 7 years ago
I have created a pitiful 29 hubs in four years. But I'm a lot more active on facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Search. You people MUST LIVE ON HERE! How in the world do you find subjects for crying out loud? You must be just writing for writing sake. In order to write something, I have to FEEL IT,...
by rob_allen 12 years ago
How many hubs do you write in one day?
by sam24354 8 years ago
I have just started, so I dont expect it in the near future, but how many hubs, or how many months before you start making money? How much traffic is considered to be good traffic? Right now I am getting about an average of 75 hits per day on 4 hubs. Is that good? What...
by Victoria Van Ness 10 years ago
How many hubs do you traditionally write in a week?I started out strong writing a handful every single week when I got started, but then had to consider other ways to make money. lol Now I feel successful if I can get 2-3 written a week. How about you? Am I really slacking?
by lovetherain 6 years ago
How many Hubs do you write a week?
by Enoch Kane 7 years ago
Writing hubs is not just writing any article, but you need to be precise in your information, so how many hubs can you write in a day?
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