My first two weeks as a hubber went off with a bang! They were great! I wrote a hub almost every day, and my views spiked to over 60!

Red squares represent hubs written that day (taller the rectangle, more the hubs), and the line represents the views.

You see that boom?! But now wait... it dropped all the way back down over the next few days. Imagine my disappointment...

So does frequency of writing affect so greatly your amount of views?

Now don't disregard the last statistic because that obviously factors into the equation, but there is another factor in play.

• My most succesful hub was researched and written for two days before it was published. Since then all of my hubs have been published the same day it was started, with very little research.
• My most successful hub had more than 40 tags, since then I have used less than 10 tags on each of my hubs.
• My second most succesful hub was an answer to a request. I believe this to have given it much more popularity than it deserved.

When I say best, I mean most views, not best hub-score.

• I will try to post hubs more frequently in order to get more views
• I will include many more tags on my hubs
• I will research my hubs more carefully
• I will answer requests with my hubs