I know ▲ means a raise in traffic but what is meant with ▲▲? Almost all my hubs are marked with this sign recently. I am very afraid with what is happening. I think it is a sign of overly promotional content but why with my hub? Believe me, I did nothing wrong with these hub. How can I get rid of this?
▲ means a slight increase in traffic.
▲▲ Means a big increase in traffic.
So the more arrows - the better!
Alarmed about something good as that!! I wish I had it!!
Happy for you!
for the first time having something really pleasant in HP, so happpppppy
good morning saleheensblog
I have 4 hubs with 2 arrows right now, just seems odd as they are on older hubs, and usually I get this on one maybe two at best. Wondering if there is a slight glitch, if so, it will no doubt be fixed today
In the meantime should we celebrate?
The older a hub gets, the more traffic it receives.
Also, if someone linked to your hub in a prominent place (such as forum) you may get a spike in hits.
Click the hub and click stats to see where most of your views are coming from.
thanks Wrylit, I am aware of this option from last year and have looked at the stats, unfortunately they can't tell me what I want to know. but its all good
thanks again
I've seen ▲▲ on a hub that had as little as 20 hits in a day. I guess that's a big increase from 1 or even 0, but it hardly means the hub is red hot.
Yes saleheensblog always good news when you see the 2 red arrows! Increased traffic couls mean increased earnings soon, well done !
DP Cooper, it's based on a percentage scale I believe. So going from 1 hit to 20 per day basically a 2000% increase in hits to the system.
Same as going from 50 hits to 150 in a day would be seen as a large % increase by the system.
However, if you repeatedly view your own low traffic page, you'll often get the arrows as well.
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