Do you think the timing of publishing your hubs make a difference?

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  1. dandelionweeds profile image78
    dandelionweedsposted 9 years ago

    Do you think the timing of publishing your hubs make a difference?

    I think it might because of who is all on at certain times.  I've noticed like publishing in the middle of night that certain topics are looked at more. What do you think?

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  2. Kathleen Cochran profile image78
    Kathleen Cochranposted 9 years ago

    I used to try to publish around 5 pm EST thinking that was HP's busiest time.  Then I realized there were hubbers all around the world so what difference did it make?  I do try to avoid the weekend when activity seems to slow.  Interested in hearing other answers, because I wondered also.

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    LisaKeatingposted 9 years ago

    I have read other responses to this question. However, I just publish when I finally finish--usually around 1 am cst. I love hitting that Publish Now button and being done! I think long-term traffic is what matters. That's just me though.

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  4. Chinaimport profile image78
    Chinaimportposted 9 years ago

    HP traffic is slow on weekends, so you may get less initial views if a hub is published at that time.  In the long run, it is the organic search traffic that matters and it comes from all over the world.  You may want to look at Google analytics reports to understand your traffic statistics.

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    sheilamyersposted 9 years ago

    It has never seemed to matter to me. I publish mine as soon as it's complete and that's usually on a Saturday afternoon. I get a few views right away from the people who follow me and then the views increase over the next few days. I've never noticed the slow start lowering the hub score or anything like that.

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  6. mikejhca profile image94
    mikejhcaposted 9 years ago

    I don't make money until after the hub is reviewed. So I think that if I publish it early people will find it after the ads are being displayed on it. I don't want it to get lots of traffic until it has the potential to make money. I also think posting when I do speeds up the review process. There are hubbers in other time zones. So it might not help.

    While I could be wrong I think the timing makes a difference.

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  7. SpaceShanty profile image95
    SpaceShantyposted 9 years ago

    Most of your traffic and earnings will come from Google searches in the weeks, months and years after you publish a Hub so timing doesn't really matter.

    This is not Bubblews where timing can make a real difference to the number of views.

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