how to earn money through hub

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  1. adeshwar profile image61
    adeshwarposted 15 years ago

    hi i am adeshwar i have just published two hubs.  but i dont know how to make money through it.  And ya how can i advertise my hub i mean how to increase traffic.

    1. jyuva profile image59
      jyuvaposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Check the forums on this topic you will find lot of information in the forums big_smile

    2. darkside profile image65
      darksideposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I need to ask, and I hope it doesn't sound racist in any way... what is the fascination with image galleries of attractive females among Indian males?

      I mean it's not like males of other nationalities don't enjoy looking at women in all types of dress (or undress) but it seems that a very high proportion of Indian males who sign up at HubPages get stuck into the photo galleries like they've read an ebook on it or something.

      But checking out your tags for that hub...


      There's no videos, so remove that.

      News? I don't think so.

      mp3? Where?

      I suggest you follow Lissie's advice.

      1. topstuff profile image59
        topstuffposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        The main reason is,these hubs with hot pictures get loads of traffic.Because such picture galleries are googled toomuch in India among the young.

        1. relache profile image72
          relacheposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          Paul Deeds once reported, photo galleries of Indian women get the most thumb's down votes from HubPages viewers of any types of pages created.  So while they may seem like they get lots of traffic, that's going to make them have lower scores and the distinct lack of written content means they are going to draw weak ads from Google.  Which means they are one of the poorest moneymakers you could pick for a hub topic.

          1. topstuff profile image59
            topstuffposted 15 years agoin reply to this

            Hot vs Cool

    3. Trsmd profile image56
      Trsmdposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      You have given answer yourself..

      YA.. is the best place i found...

    4. Trsmd profile image56
      Trsmdposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Only Publishing new Pages is your contribution here.. remaining thing hubpages will take care for traffic and you will earn more..

      1. weblog profile image57
        weblogposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Yes, the web always needs fresh and new content smile

  2. patnamohan profile image57
    patnamohanposted 15 years ago

    Good !!! Concentrate on generating more quality hub first & increse your quality hub portfolio in your pocket then start marketing through taking part in diffent forum.

    1. The How To Hub profile image65
      The How To Hubposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Good points patnamohan but you probably could have been a little more friendly neutral

      We were all new once and needed a friendly bit of advice. smile

      Best of luck adeshwar - do a little reading first about how this all works, then post again when you have a more specific question other than 'make money'

  3. Lissie profile image76
    Lissieposted 15 years ago

    Id suggest that you publish content rather than pictures - and content that is original not stolen

  4. Lissie profile image76
    Lissieposted 15 years ago

    Do they make people any money though? Surely people looking for pics are going to click on an ad?

  5. adeshwar profile image61
    adeshwarposted 15 years ago

    thanx for ur suggestions ,  i will keep them in mind.  By the way yes i do make good money lissie, i have my own gas station .

  6. Houellebecq profile image60
    Houellebecqposted 15 years ago

    I've been advertising my hubs by posting them on facebook, adding them to stumble, and posting the links in my daily blog on another website.

    It's tough to generate cash because the percentage is so low, I've made 35 cents but the companies have made almost $16 of off my sites. This isn't a profitable business unless you make a new, popular, informative hub everyday and even then it's not a lot of money. There is an article somewhere on here about how to write an article to make it meet the requirements of google's top searches. That will help too.

  7. Misha profile image62
    Mishaposted 15 years ago

    Not sure who is getting $16 when you are getting only 0.35? The split on Hubpages is 60/40 in your favor smile

    Does not mean you can make a living from it though smile

  8. Houellebecq profile image60
    Houellebecqposted 15 years ago

    I was going by what google adsense had posted in my profile and amazon is a big fat 0.
    I'm not sure how else to gauge how much money I'm bringing in.

  9. gamergirl profile image83
    gamergirlposted 15 years ago

    You're not going to make a million dollars in 4 days with only three hubs, darlin'.  You'd have to do more than just post on facebook and stumble.  So, unless you're upset because you've invested hundreds of thousands of dollars on ad campaigns and only have 35 cents in profit, just relax and let the numbers rise for a while.

    Also:

    https://www.google.com/adsense/support/ … edium=link

    Might want to read that, it explains where that $16 figure is coming from, I'm assuming on the option for looking at the total amount you've made so far. smile

    1. Houellebecq profile image60
      Houellebecqposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      trust me, I wasn't complaining. I was just reiterating the fact that ad revenue was a slow process starting out and I was hoping to get some feedback to tell me what that the $16 meant.
      I write for free on local sites and I'm not exactly knocking my 35 cents because that's 35 cents I didn't have before.

      I thought that posting what I was experiencing would help me understand the process better, describing my state as "upset" would be a gross exaggeration but thank-you for the link to aid my further understanding of how this site works.

      I guess my being new may have fabricated the idea that I was anxiously awaiting millions of dollars, completely blind to the idea that it may actually take more work than four days and three not-so-spectacular hubs. Come on, I'm not exactly hammering out best sellers here. Ha ha.

  10. Misha profile image62
    Mishaposted 15 years ago

    I think you are mixing a few things here. smile

    Since you don't have anything on Amazon or Ebay, let's leave them alone for a sake of simplicity, and concentrate on Adsense. Your Adsense account shows only your earnings. Nobody else's - mine or Hubpages's don't get there. All what you have on Adsense is yours.

    So I am a bit puzzled where exactly those mentioned numbers came from? Try to find out what are the column titles or any other titles associated with them, then we may be able to sort this out smile

    1. Houellebecq profile image60
      Houellebecqposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I might as well be doing a handstand with my head in the mud because I have no idea whats really going on when it comes to adsense. It's my first time dealing with them because everything I've written since university has been on an ad-free, local blog. I'll let you know if I figure this out.

  11. Misha profile image62
    Mishaposted 15 years ago

    LOL OK, whenever you are ready  smile

    And btw your hubs are pretty good. I am just puzzled why you don't enable comments on them, they can generate some interesting discussion smile

  12. gamergirl profile image83
    gamergirlposted 15 years ago

    Well, have a good time while you're here! I hope I'll be able to more clearly convey my meanings without the use of hypothetical situations in the future so you don't think I'm accusing you of anything by virtue of your newness.

    LOL

  13. profile image48
    stellafposted 15 years ago

    Hi,
    I am Stella and I think Online business is a very good way to earn more money this is very useful for house wife and students, because they can do it from home.

    1. Bucro profile image59
      Bucroposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I agree Stella.  I believe online business is good for everyone to at least try.  Your either cut out for it or not.  The only way to know for sure is to put yourself out there and try to succeed.  Though there is a lot of trial and error you can still push your way to the top.  That's the glory of the internet.

  14. relache profile image72
    relacheposted 15 years ago

    Houellebecq, be realistic:  you've only been here 7 days and only have a handful of hubs.

    You might also be curious to know that out of all the people who've taken the earnings poll on one of my hubs, over 40% earn less than $10 per month and over 30% earn between $10-$50.

    http://hubpages.com/hub/Improve-Your-Hu … od_1969509

    It takes patience, time and a good batch of well-crafted hubs to get a good revenue stream going.  For myself, that took close to 100 hubs and two years.

 
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