Handling Articles in a Series
Remember that HubPages network sites don't publish articles whose titles indicate that they're explicitly in a series. That means articles titled things like "Part One."
Instead, if you are working on something requiring multiple installments, you should tinker with the titles, interlink the pieces, and explain to your readers how the articles are structured.
You can interlink via the text throughout or create a capsule at the bottom where you link everything else.
As an example, if you're writing about the history of Japan and it requires multiple installments, don't write the title as "History of Japan (Part 1): Jomon period"; instead, you can just say "History of Japan: Jomon period."
If a few pieces from the series don't make their way onto a network site and instead live on discover.hubpages.com, you can still include text to direct your readers to the piece. In this case, don't interlink, as doing so between network sites and discover.hubpages, diminishes site quality.
These standards are all in an effort to keep our sites organized and ranking as high as possible in search results. Abiding by them helps us establish a higher level of domain authority and, in turn, helps us bring in more viewers!
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