If you were "in Charge" of HubPages what changes would you make?

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  1. Highvoltagewriter profile image67
    Highvoltagewriterposted 11 years ago

    If you were "in Charge" of HubPages what changes would you make?

    I know that I would try to find a way to help writers make more money here!

  2. Faith A Mullen profile image81
    Faith A Mullenposted 11 years ago

    I would put a search function within each person's profile page so that visitors could search for a specific topic within just one hubber's hubs.

    1. Highvoltagewriter profile image67
      Highvoltagewriterposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That is a very good idea!

  3. Hideki-ryuga profile image67
    Hideki-ryugaposted 11 years ago

    Since everyone is complaining about traffic, I would certainly try to come up with a trick off my hat. Good traffic equals good money, regardless of the content that we have.

    1. Highvoltagewriter profile image67
      Highvoltagewriterposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      So besides "backlinking" what other ways would have to dive traffic to a site or hub?

  4. Jo_Goldsmith11 profile image60
    Jo_Goldsmith11posted 11 years ago

    I would have weekly/monthly awards given to each person who was voted for and could get the most traffic too their hub. I would find some other way of generating income for those who write on here. I would recommend the folks who are skilled in areas involving writing. SEO and structure of other writing styles be put into groups to learn the skill. The hubber you feel comfortable with to be like a teacher of sorts to those in the group. The group could have certain qualifications required to join. The hub teacher would get a certain amount of money for teaching by estimating how many are in the group and multiply the number of reviews they receive.

    1. Highvoltagewriter profile image67
      Highvoltagewriterposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Good ideas and yet some of these things are done to a point at HP!

    2. Jo_Goldsmith11 profile image60
      Jo_Goldsmith11posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      This leads to my second point. I noticed some of these HP are trying to gradually implement. My thoughts are why not expand on it? I mean if there is enough positive feedback. why not take it to the next level? Try it out and keep moving up! smile Ty

  5. rfmoran profile image71
    rfmoranposted 11 years ago

    I would get serious about quality review. HP is not a community of "writers' but a community of some sort, a small part of which consists of writers.

  6. profile image0
    Casimiroposted 11 years ago

    I'd do two things:

    1. Educate writers about SEO, make the native SEO and what HP adds to this more transparent, including some quantitative measures so that hubbers aren't just content cogs, but actually become vested in producing more organic traffic.

    2. Start a volunteer coaching program for new and existing hubbers. Right now, there is the apprenticeship program, which is overbooked, the FAQ and Learning Center. It would be nice to get experts and novitiates together for some 1-on-1 tutoring. Not sure what the reward would be to the volunteer tutors, but it would save a lot of the re-inventing of the wheel that goes on here.

    1. Jo_Goldsmith11 profile image60
      Jo_Goldsmith11posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I really like your ideas! smile

 
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