When is the best time to publish a hub?

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  1. jirel profile image74
    jirelposted 11 years ago

    When is the best time to publish a hub?

  2. noenhulk profile image60
    noenhulkposted 11 years ago

    I definitely have no idea when is the best time to publish your hubs but common sense will tell me it is early in the morning when netizens are waking up checking updates online and of course other news.

  3. WebsiteConfetti profile image60
    WebsiteConfettiposted 11 years ago

    I don't think there is a best time really. If I post a hub morning my time, it will be middle of the night for other hubbers. The locations of Hubbers are diverse so whenever you post, someone will be on Hub Pages ready to read your hub!

  4. dilipchandra12 profile image65
    dilipchandra12posted 11 years ago

    Any time i believe. Quality hub published any time always attract more readers smile

    1. WebsiteConfetti profile image60
      WebsiteConfettiposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Very true.

  5. Sheepsquatch profile image63
    Sheepsquatchposted 11 years ago

    There are peak times when there are more readers, but those are also times when there are more hubs being published. If you are new I believe it is better to publish at the times when fewer people are on like in the middle of the night. This way you don't have to compete as much with higher rated hubbers whose pages will show up on hot and best, and latest hubs won't immediately push yours down. If you are higher rated then peak times like in the mornings or afternoons might be better. For time zone differences it is only English hubs so go with time zones in North America or Europe based upon your topic.

    1. jirel profile image74
      jirelposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you very much.I really like it.

  6. nancynurse profile image70
    nancynurseposted 11 years ago

    It could be several time during the day .After 9 pm the west coast it settling down and reading and in the morning people are refreshed and may be more interested in reading.

  7. John Holden profile image60
    John Holdenposted 11 years ago

    After  you've written it smile But seriously, what does it matter unless you are only writing for other hubbers. It'll take time for google to index it and you have no control over whether that happens in hours or days.

  8. pagesvoice profile image73
    pagesvoiceposted 11 years ago

    People are always trying to beat the system, no matter the venue may be. For me...and I can only speak for myself...the best time to publish an article is when it is done, polished and proof read.

  9. tsmog profile image84
    tsmogposted 11 years ago

    This is a great question and the answers are awesome. I publish like pagesvoice suggests mostly. Yet, I have friends worldwide too. Some I have a desire to be the first to read at times, so I consider their world clock.

    Audience is a 'key' I guess I am saying. I believe there is the audience and the readership. So, I tend to publish for the audience first. How the audience is defined for each article comes into play. I know some of my hubber friends are in like Ohio, work nights, and have kids to get to school. So, about what time would that audience be sitting down with a cup of coffee or tea and visiting hubpages visits my mind.

    Others, I know live a hectic pace with business or work, teachers and who knows. I haven't a cell or smart phone, yet they do. So, when to alert them of a que becomes some thought too.

    In a round about way the friends you make along the way are going to be the best advertisers for you. Their willingness to share along the way will help you out as the phenomena of reciprocity comes into play and a little faith in the cosmos.

    Google will help you along the way especially with practice adding up to experience multiplied by friends and family regarding readership, time does tell in most cases. Yet, if you wrote for a specific audience, then take three deep breaths, give thought of that audience, then plan the next move. Everything else is just icing and jirel you are the baker of that cake.

 
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