How much can I expect to earn from a single hub?

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   Casinodeepposted 10 years ago

   How much can I expect to earn from a single hub?

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   ChristinSposted 10 years ago

   There is not an answer to that. It depends on the hub, how well it's written, how well it does in search results, if it is shared via social media, how much effort you put into promoting your work, if it's a profitable niche etc. There is no set formula.

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   Cardisaposted 10 years ago

   Check the forum thread you started for answers. This may be considered spamming if you go around posting the same thing all over the place.

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   ratnaveeraposted 10 years ago

   Your earning from your single hub depends on the topic that you have selected. It should have been indexed by the major search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN so that it can be viewed by large number of viewers daily from different parts of the world. If your single Hub got more than 1000 views a day, you can expect more than 5 dollars every day.

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   jaydawg808posted 10 years ago

   You will earn 1 million dollars! As others have already stated, it depends on the topic of your hub, the content, quality and how you promote it through social networks.

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   WiccanSageposted 10 years ago

   That's a hard question to answer because it varies so much. I haven't been on Hub pages long myself, but I became a writer before the web content explosion so I started doing this more for fun (to write about what I want to write about, not what my clients want me to write about) than for profit.
   
   From a single article, a realistic expectation is maybe a few bucks over the next few years. That would be average or a little above average for most of these types of content venues. Some people hit on a timely topic and can get lucky and make more, but this is rare. Most will make even less-- especially if you don't have many hubs or give up after a few weeks/months.
   
   Writing web content for these kinds of websites is not an easy way to make money; especially now. A few years ago it was a little easier, but now the internet is flooded with this kinds of content now. If someone is really good and really diligent (adding new great content, daily/weekly, for months/years, preferably on more than one website) they may make some nice pocket money. Few people will make a living writing web content for (pardon the expression) 'content mills' anymore, no matter how they try. It helps if they have a niche and get some good ad affiliates, and it helps to have serious talents or expertise in an area, but if you're that good and getting that many readers you'd do better to move your writing to your own website.
   
   In my experience, when it comes to ad rev. web content sites (Hubpages, Associated Content, Squidoo, etc.) most people will get frustrated after a few weeks/months and give up and never earn anything besides pocket change; these are usually people who were never really serious about writing, they just wanted what they thought would be easy income from home. Some will make some money-- maybe $25, $50 or even as much as a couple hundred per month--  but even to earn this much usually requires putting in a lot of hours. Very few will reach the heights of earning even a modest full time income from web content writing for ad revenue, and they usually have well above average talent or a highly sought expertise along with good writing skills. Others move on to a freelance business finding clients or writing for paying venues if they're really interested in a writing career, giving up ad revenue web content or doing it for a little extra pocket money.

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   The Examiner-1posted 10 years ago

   It basically depends on how well you wrote it and how much traffic (viewers) you get and whether or not they are interested in it.

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