I have written 3. It was about geneaology and they just flowed one after the other. I love it when the writing does that.
I am the hub-community's metaphoric turtle-or snail writer. I write when the muse strikes and envy those like previous writer Lynn S Murphy that can write 3 hubs in one day...that's awesome. I unfortunately do not operate that way I wrote two in two days which burnt me out for about a week.
I would say if I'm on a roll and I have nothing else to do about 2 or 3 in a day. But usually it takes 3 or 4 days for me to write one quality hub.
I wrote a 5 part series in a single day, it was an epic poem series, and was so many words that it might have deterred folks from viewing it, but I guess the search engines do not favor it none. It was a valiant effort though for sure, oh and each poem is way over 500 words each. Go figure!!! great question.
Ten but I think the quality of hubs drops significantly after six or 3000+ words.
Do the hubscores drop or does your personal score?
My overall hubscore drops which I hate because even when I know they are quality hubs the score still drops. I only have done about (10) during the 100 hubs in 30 day challenge and yes your score drops. It is a penalty.
I don't think it is a penalty. Score doesn't really matter as long as you stay above 75. Just write high quality and if you think its good enough there's no harm in publishing it.
Normally I write a hub per day, but have written 11 on a couple of occasions. However, I never publish more than one on a single day.
Most of the time I have around 10 unpublished hubs just "aging" gracefully.
Normally I don't publish more than 1 per day. Occasionally I publish 2.
I usually only write just one depends on what I am thinking about at the time
I write two or three a week as a rule. Sometimes, I spend so much time dealing with overly involved discussions or forums that I do not get to write anything original. I have given up on forums. I do not like the format, because it is impossible to follow the chronological order. It is hard to tell who is arguing with whom.
Comments to hubs can be just as time consuming. I sometimes state on a hub after it has reached the 20 comment mark, that I am accepting no more comments, unless someone really comes up with something outstanding. People start repeating other people and it soon becomes boring. Often, the discussion will take such a dramatic turn, it is time to start a new hub.
I found your question because I was going to ask the same one and did a search to see if it had already been asked. I'm new to Hubpages and trying to get a good selection of topics for people to choose from if they visit my profile. I'm finding I can write one or two a day. It actually takes me longer to proofread, edit, and decide on my final layout than it does to write the main text. I see me only writing a couple of hubs a week starting next week. Even though I wish I could sit and write constantly (because I love writing), there are too many other things I have to do. You know ... those irritating interruptions like a day job, laundry, shopping for groceries, and on and on.
by Bridgett Tulloh 11 years ago
How much time do you typically spend on a quality hub?Quality hubs being at least 500 words, several images and links... I wish I could say I produce a hub in 30 minutes, but it just doesn't happen. With image searches, formatting, editing, I easily spend an hour and a half (or...
by promisem 8 years ago
By a top-quality Hub, I mean one that is more than 1,000 words, contains original or carefully chosen photos from other sources, gets a Hubscore at least into the 80s if not the 90s and is Featured. It may or may not be an Editor's Choice. By hours, I mean research, writing, editing and promoting.
by Adamowen 11 years ago
On average, how long does it take you to write a single Hub?
by Jason Menayan 12 years ago
Hey everyone,We've seen a few people mention that one or more of their Hubs post-Panda are now being outranked by garbage (we're talking scraped, porn, or dead sites). We'd love to collect as many examples of this as possible to make the case that it's the algorithm that's missing the point, not...
by carol stanley 11 years ago
I have one Idle status for a brand new hub. It is performing well for two days with lots of comments. Many of the other hubs are not nearly as successfu. I am wondering why this is happening.
by Ronilo Blanca 10 years ago
What is the meaning of not featured quality hub? I have my one hub with not featured quality.
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