Are you making good money from hubpages?

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   Anthony Binksposted 11 years ago

   Are you making good money from hubpages?
   
   I think I might be missing something as I have published 18 hubs over about 6 months but I don't seem to get much traffic and therefore very little return in money.
   I try to write good hubs with plenty of information about stuff I know rather than put out a hub everyday with no content, should I try a different approach?

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   apimentel33posted 11 years ago

   I don't think you're going to make much money with 18 hubs. I have 29 published hubs and have been approved in the hubpages and adsense earning programs for maybe about a month and I'm only almost at $2.00 total. I think the more hubs, the better chances you have of making money (you may need hundreds), and it also depends on what you're writing about, if people are searching for it and reading your hubs, if people are clicking on your ads, etc. There's many factors involved that we need to take account of, but I think at the end of the day it takes a lot of time and patience before making any sort of notable money on the site, but it'll probably be worth it.

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   MarkRFoxposted 11 years ago

   Not really...over 50,000 page views total in a year and still only about $6-$12 per month...thank goodness I didn't believe their spin, nor do I write for monetary return. Unless you get a hub featured(or featured regularly), I do not actually believe that you can make good money on HubPages.

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   JThomp42posted 11 years ago

   No one is going to get rich my friend. With a few exceptions, most of us are just making a little extra spending money.

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   Novel Treasureposted 11 years ago

   I guess it depends on what you define as good money. I make a payout and haven't had to update much and haven't added any new hubs in months. It really depends on the subject of the articles, how searchable is your hub, what capsules you are using (i.e. amazon, ebay, video).
   
   The hubs that answer a question tend to do better. Also, the hubs that have very specific titles, that target an audience can do much better than a broad subject title. The competition is extremely high for shorter more generic titles.

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