Is it okay to publish article I wrote in hubpages.com to other websites like wor

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   dscarchaposted 11 years ago

   Is it okay to publish article I wrote in hubpages.com to other websites like wordpress?
   
   I'm planning to create my own blog at wordpress and I'm wondering if those articles that I wrote in Hubpages are possible to publish on the said site? It's my goal to reach more readers. Thanks for your answers.

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   paul pruelposted 11 years ago

   Yes but you have to re write the hub if your intention is to publish the whole hub on your blog site. However, there are many ways to share your hubs to your blog site: share your hubs using the URL links or the hub's permalinks, share all your hubs using the hub widget found on your dashboard, share your hubs using the summaries on which you inserted the URL links on them.

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   samadaslamposted 11 years ago

   Well, "No". . . It's not right to post same thing at some other website. Yes you can write on Same Title in more detail at some other website. That can do something good. Else either that page will get affected by Google Penguine or this Hub will get affected. This later outcome is rare although.

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   surefireposted 11 years ago

   If your intention is to reach more readers, as you have said, then it is better to drive traffic to your hubpages rather than publishing them on a new blog which will need to get promoted to get traffic in the first instance.
   
   More than that, publishing your hubs on a blog would be duplicate content, unlikely to be helpful.
   
   So in my opinion, what paul pruel has said in his reply would be a better way to get more visitors. I would add here one more suggestion: bookmark your hubpages on various social sites to give more exposure to your hubpages.

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   HoneyBBposted 11 years ago

   You cannot publish anything you have published on hubpages anywhere else on the internet. You can delete it from hubpages and paste it anywhere else you want to though.

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   cclitgirlposted 11 years ago

   Here's the thing: When you publish duplicate material - no matter the site - you will be penalized by search engines.  Google especially will not look kindly to that.  Now, if you wrote something on HubPages and wanted to summarize - in different words - on your Wordpress site, then that's okay. 
   
   You can easily link back to your hub in a Wordpress site, as well as use the HubPages widget in your sidebar.  If you have Twitter enabled in your sidebar on your Wordpress site, you can also tweet the HubPages link and it'll show up on your sidebar that way.
   
   But anything more than about 1% of a page in duplicate content is not a good idea and that's usually a good rule of thumb to abide by.
   
   This is also why it's a good idea to regularly check for duplicate content on your articles/hubs using a service such as CopyScape.

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   jpart122500posted 11 years ago

   I would delete it from Hubpages and post it on another website.  I wouldn't post the same article while leaving it up on a previous one.

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      cianekoposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Would it be alright?

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   Mrs Jil Manningposted 11 years ago

   my understanding of hubpages is that you cannot publish anything here that is published elsewhere, so it looks like a 'no' dscarcha!  In my experience of wordpress and hubpages you get far more readers here and lots more interaction with other hubbers.  happy blogging and hubbing!

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   brblogposted 11 years ago

   You have a couple of options.
   
   1) Write a related article, perhaps a shortened version or just an introduction at your blog and then link to your hub pages article in one or more places in that related article.
   2) Publish an article on your blog that is very similar to the Hub article in content and length but completely re-written/re-worded. You are essentially taking the hub pages article and making major modifications to it before publishing on you blog (sometimes called "spinning").

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