20 Clicks a day TOTAL? :(

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  1. PaulaHenry1 profile image66
    PaulaHenry1posted 13 years ago

    Okay, I have 32 hubs, which I feel are good. Some better than others of course, but still I am only receiving 20-30 clicks a day! Not for each Hub, I mean total!
    I am trying to understand promotion or backlinks, everything to do with getting more traffic. But to be honest, for someone who really knows NOTHING about comouters, this is very frustrating....
    Is there a step-by-step instructional Hub that can help me????

    1. profile image0
      EmpressFelicityposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Do you mean actual Adsense clicks, or do you mean hub views?  There's a difference. 

      I've got three times as many hubs as you and I'd be chuffed to bits if I got 30 Adsense clicks a day.

      1. wilderness profile image96
        wildernessposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Boy, I'm with you, Empress.  If I could even 10 clicks a day I'd be in hog heaven with my 55 hubs.  I average about 1 click per day, though it's slowly climbing.

    2. bileygur profile image59
      bileygurposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I am no specialist, but some ideas.  I at least hope that the old timers can contribute more on this.  I have actually found it easier to get traffic here than at squidoo. I have tried both.  Here are some thing I can suggest:

      1.   I see that your titles are very long.  I would shorten them and have them more keyword focused.   Also really spend time on considering the title, and the URL you select for the hubpage.  It does not have to be the same as the title, and might be more focused with shorter title and more keywords.  The ones that get the most visit and I have, are not the big topics but site topics.  I have a great one (that I thought was good) about hosting and received very few hits,  more specific one ("angling in Iceland") has received much more hits.  Then I have other one that is about wordpress and NGO that has very steady stream of visits.   That one is one the first page if you google it but the one about hosting does not even appear to be in the index.

      2.  I looked at your latest hub and the subtitles are not keyword orientated.  You have there some thing that google thins is importand, but  "The Big Day" will not earn a lot of hits for your hub.  I would try to incorporate key words in all titles.  Another subtitle is "Invite By Email?",  could you make better keywords for this title?

      3. Tags,  I would add more tags and spend some time on selecting them.

      4. Use also tags on your images, it would help google. Incorporate the niche you are focusing on getting the traffic from. 

      5.  I have used for example twitter to protmote mine, I have also used ping.fm.    To my experience even though my account on twitter does not have so many friends,  just having the right keywords give me more visits.  All tweets are public and search have given me visits.  This is though short lived unless some one pics up excerpts and links to your post (as has happend in some cases). 

      6. I setup wordpress.com blog and used ping.fm to post to my blog (along with twitter and more sources).  Google has picked up the keywords and I have some visitors from there.  I some times go in and update it and modify it, to make the keywords better.   There are of course other way, just make sure that the link has "do follow" so when google pick ups your hub from the keywords used in your blog.

      7. Use stumble on and the del.icio.us as well.

      8.  Search around on the hubpages for some good advice, I have found tons of good advice (also tons of crap).  Here are just few things.

      These are some of the things that have been good for me.  I am also rather new to hubpages.  These are of course just my opinons, I am no SEO specialist.

    3. experimenter profile image58
      experimenterposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      You can have 20 clicks a day and only earn $.45 and you can also just score 1 click a day but earn $4. That's where keyword research comes into play.

      1. experimenter profile image58
        experimenterposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Ooops I replied at the wrong person. sorry, this was for the thread starter.

    4. pisean282311 profile image63
      pisean282311posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      adsense clicks?..in 4 weeks times , 20 clicks a day?...thats excellent...

  2. relache profile image72
    relacheposted 13 years ago

    http://learningcenter.hubpages.com/

    The link is at the bottom of every single HubPage on the site.

  3. lrohner profile image68
    lrohnerposted 13 years ago

    You can't really judge success by number of clicks. You need to look at your click-through rate (CTR). That's the number of adclicks divided by the number of ad impressions. An average CTR for AdSense I believe is in the 1% to 2% range. If you're achieving that based on the traffic that you have, then you're doing just fine.

  4. Cagsil profile image71
    Cagsilposted 13 years ago

    I would have to say that 20-30 clicks a day would be pretty good considering you have only 32 hubs. It means that you are and have done something right in the first place.

    Now, you need to create more hubs, so as to add to what you are already getting. Great job.

    There could be another option, as Relache has already given you the link to the LearningCenter, however, you could read up on streamlining your ads, so as to eliminate some of the lower cost per click ads. This way when people do click you earn more per click. But, that requires learning more about Adsense, diving into the complete knowledge offered.

    I hope that helped. smile

    1. PaulaHenry1 profile image66
      PaulaHenry1posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks Cagsil, always a help.

  5. thisisoli profile image69
    thisisoliposted 13 years ago

    I think she means daily views rather than clicks.

    To be honest you should not expect instant traffic or earnings from Hubpages. If you could make money online easily, everyone would be doing it.

    Just keep working and doing your homework, you will soon see an increase in traffic and earnings smile

    1. David 470 profile image81
      David 470posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Yeah me too (views) cause 20-30 clicks a day is not that bad for that many hubs thats actually pretty dam good, but clicks are worth different amount. That could potentially be 10$/day if they are worth .50 cents

    2. PaulaHenry1 profile image66
      PaulaHenry1posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, views...I've only had about 5 actual clicks total! Sorry to confuse you.

      1. David 470 profile image81
        David 470posted 13 years agoin reply to this

        okay that clears it up LOL

  6. ofmelancholy profile image61
    ofmelancholyposted 13 years ago

    20,30 views a day? you must be thankful ı have 21 hubs, some days ı get views as low as 2,3.

  7. Kidgas profile image63
    Kidgasposted 13 years ago

    I would dare say that she means views or wouldn't be complaining about AdSense clicks.  It can be frustrating when first starting.

    The key is to be persistent in writing and working on those links.

    1. David 470 profile image81
      David 470posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Yeah lol I doubt she would be complaining at that because most people don't get any clicks at beginning

    2. PaulaHenry1 profile image66
      PaulaHenry1posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you all. And I have been to the link at the bottom of the page in the learning center...trust me. But like I said, I know how to type and write...computers? not a chance. So thanks for the reminder of your link, but it does me no good....smile

      1. Lily Rose profile image85
        Lily Roseposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Check out some of Darkside's hubs:

        Here's a start: http://hubpages.com/hub/howhubworks

  8. Timmy(B) profile image60
    Timmy(B)posted 13 years ago

    I am a newbie and agree that i didn't get any clicks in the first five weeks. In the last week i have had 11 clicks which might just about cover a cup of coffee!

    I don't know about backlinks as this is one area that looks tough to learn.

  9. SteveoMc profile image71
    SteveoMcposted 13 years ago

    As usual, the learning is not necessarily in the OP, but in the discussion that follows.  Always love to get the viewpoints of various hubbers.

    I started to get freaked out, she is getting 20 clicks a day?   And I am only  getting 3 or 4?  What the hell?   Then I realized that she meant views and I let my breath out.   I guess that my hubs are not doing so bad.

    I am again motivated to keep going.

    Thanks for the great discussion.

    1. David 470 profile image81
      David 470posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Lol

 
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