I've been thinking of putting all my Amazon hubs under one group. Is this a good strategy? Or would it be better if I put links inside each Amazon hub? Or how about creating one big hub where I can feature each of the Amazon hub?
It depends on the topics really. The best way to do it is to interlink hubs within the same niche through anchor text. You can also create capstone hubs for each topic area which summarise each of the hubs and provide a link.
Personally, I don't think groups do much apart from making it easier to manage your account. The only thing it does for readers is to give them a link at the END of the Hub, and some readers won't get that far.
I also don't think there's any point in interlinking your Amazon Hubs anyway. No one comes to your Hub because they want to buy something, anything, from Amazon. They come to your Hub because they want to find the best place to buy a blue widget. So grouping and interlinking all your Hubs selling blue widgets makes more sense.
I think grouping them together may be the best solution. People who buy from Amazon come looking for specific products, so I doubt you'd have any success with the other options. An alternative to grouping is to create a link capsule just above the comments capsule, so it won't take the reader away from your primary content.
by Aalok Verma 13 years ago
We all categorize our hubs when starting out but how many of us group them as well? Well if you haven't grouped them start right away as the Hubs you put in the same group are displayed at the bottom of your Hub from that group, right above the comment section. This is helpful in two ways. First,...
by Paul Edmondson 10 years ago
I've been updating and removing hubs. I haven't settled on a plan for good hubs that don't get traffic. Curious what others do. My top 40 hubs are 85% of traffic. I culled the heard and have been focused on my best hubs.Once I'm through them I'll come up with a plan for the rest.
by Georgie Lowery 10 years ago
This is a two-fold issue. I know we're in the middle of a Google Typhoon or whatever animal is wreaking havoc this month plus the summer traffic is, well, obviously somewhere else. In January/February of this year, my traffic was around 2000 views per day. Right now, I'm lucky if I crack 400. I'm...
by Sharilee Swaity 12 years ago
I have a question for those of you who use Amazon in your hubs. Let's say that you are writing a hub with a list of different products. Do you think it's better to put all the amazon stuff at the bottom of the hub, all in one place, or to spread the ads throughout the hub, with one ad per product?...
by Rahul Parashar 10 years ago
After creating 15 hubs, I think it's the right time to start interlinking related hubs to each other. I was wondering, how many fellow hubbers interlink their hubs? Have you experienced a boost in traffic and/or earnings? What's the best method of doing it?
by Maggie 2 months ago
Is it okay to interlink my hubs or is that considered as self promotion? Would the articles get rejected if submitted to a niche site because of this?
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