It really is totally strange

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    daflaposted 16 years ago

    I have one hub in a series that has maybe had 3 visits the whole time it has been there, and has always been rated in the 70's, now all of a sudden this morning, it's got a 91 and has more hits than any other hub.  The only thing I can think of is that it's the time of year, people are starting to think about gardening, and fertilizing is important to them.  Who knows.  Anyway, I'm happy that lonely little hub is getting some attention!

    I still wish I could get like 2,000 hits from Stumble like some of you have, but I am starting to get more hits from Stumble, so I guess it just takes awhile for people to find you there.

    Hopefully, with spring around the corner, my gardening hubs will generate more interest. 

    Do any of you find that certain subjects do better at certain times of year?

    1. Peter M. Lopez profile image71
      Peter M. Lopezposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I just published this hub on Friday and it got as many hits in one morning as my highest hit hub ever because of stumbleupon. 

      http://hubpages.com/hub/Funny-Hebrew-T-Shirts

      I can't explain it.  I have listed others with not nearly the results.  I think part of it is luck of the draw, if you get stumbled by the "right" stumbler or stumblers you get the boost, otherwise not.

  2. Mark Knowles profile image59
    Mark Knowlesposted 16 years ago

    My roast Turkey hub languished for a long time and then had hundreds of hits a day over thanksgiving and Christmas, smile

  3. Karen and Lesley profile image60
    Karen and Lesleyposted 16 years ago

    We are bewildered by a techie problem that we seem to be having with out computer or wireless router.  'Lesley & I are not tech savy' but this situation is really strange.  For some unknown reason we are able to access any website we have wanted to bar 1 very important one.  which I am able to access from a friend's or works computer.  It has been going on now for weeks.  We have discussed this problem with wireless router engineers, we have changed all kinds of settings, We have talked to engineers for the ISP provider but still no joy.  We have currently left the situation where the router company have placed this problem to be researched into because we have tried all the known changes to make it work?

    Has any hubber had anything similar?  What did you do to get it to work?

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  4. chantelg4 profile image70
    chantelg4posted 16 years ago

    I had almost 600 hits from Stumble in the first 24 hours.  If you want more hits, you have to be a stumbler yourself and stumble other sites as well.  I'm a regular stumble, it's quite addictive.

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      daflaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, it is addictive!  I've been stumbling a lot lately, but not adding comments.  I guess I need to do that as well.  Thing is, you can actually waste a lot of time just stumbling for hours.

  5. covcarbine profile image59
    covcarbineposted 16 years ago

    Haloi s more addicting than anything.

    1. College politico profile image61
      College politicoposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      True

  6. covcarbine profile image59
    covcarbineposted 16 years ago

    Woohoo someone agrees ...do you play it then?

  7. Stacie Naczelnik profile image68
    Stacie Naczelnikposted 16 years ago

    My hub with the most traffic is "How to Cook Pumpkin Seeds" -- http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Cook-Pumpkin-Seeds

    But, it only gets a few visits a day now.  In October and November, it was hopping like you can't believe.  I expect it will get more traffic again when the season comes.

    Seasonal hubs are good to have, but so are hubs that remain popular (or with steady traffic) all the time.

    StumbleUpon probably won't provide quality traffic.  If you search the forums for other StumbleUpon discussions, you will find a lot of information about it.

 
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