I have a couple of seasonal posts (about the holidays), and I think perhaps I should unpublish them. If I do, how will it affect my overall Hub score? Also, will I be able to re-publish them for the holidays next year?
Why unpublish? The next season will be round before you know it and your hub will have aged and so should do even better than it did this time.
Leave them up. I've already started my 2011 Christmas shopping.
Yes Izzy is right, by that time it will have climbed higher in search engines.
Don't unpublish them! I'm always surprised by traffic to my holiday hubs at other times of the year. I always have folks reading Easter hubs in October, Christmas hubs in June, Halloween hubs in November, etc. Why?? I have no idea, but traffic is traffic!
Yup I agree with other hubbers here.
As a matter of fact, I just had readers viewing my Halloween hubs!!
Thanks for the advice to everyone who responded. I was afraid that leaving them on HP during the "off" seasons would lower their not-very-high scores and hurt my overall score. I'll leave them up. JAYE
Yes, my seasonal hubs do get unseasonal pageviews and ad clicks. So keep them there and just collect the unseasonal money too.
Why delete it when you can still earn adsense revenue over it? I say just keep it published. That's what I should've done last year, as I deleted my halloween hubs last year, when I should've kept them published.
I got ten views about Christmas trees today
The seasonal ones, I leave them and let them sink slowly hoping they will revive next time around.
I had two on my men wrapping Christmas presents up today - totally unseasonal now.
Unless you have got 2010 dates in them, I would leave them. Like good Christmas decorations, they should last a few years at least.
You could potentially pick up a lot of backlinks in a year by others stumbling onto your hubs. You're also likely to pick up some views too. My Halloween hub usually gets at least a few views a day year round.
by Mary Hyatt 9 years ago
Do you think it is better to unpublish seasonal Hubs? They won't get traffic during the year, so I'm wondering if it would be better to unpublish those until the next season. I am thinking about Christmas Hubs I have written.
by Rehana Stormme 12 years ago
Hi everyone! I have a question...If you have an unpublished hub about, let's say Christmas, is it better to keep the hub and publish it towards Christmas or can you publish it whenever? Does the timing of when you publish a hub matter? Something to do with fresh content?
by englightenedsoul 13 years ago
I would really like to know a definite answer for this question. I have always observed that whenever i publish a hub few days before the event the hub is about it gets high ranking in SERPS in google. But many are of the thought that you should publish your hubs few months before the...
by Caren White 9 years ago
When is the best time to publish seasonal hubs?For those of us who publish seasonal hubs, when is the best time to do so? Before or during the holiday/season? For instance, I plan on doing a couple of Halloween themed hubs. Should I publish them now or wait? If I wait,...
by Chitrangada Sharan 7 years ago
How do you maintain page views on your seasonal hubs, if any?I do keep on updating them. What else should be done to have a continuous flow of visitors?
by Randy Godwin 11 years ago
I've just had a hub idled--yes, I prefer to use this word--which has a score of 84 and over 4000 views. Its a seasonal hub and usually gets me quite a few views during the winter. I understood from the staff these would not be idled if they received traffic during their peak...
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