How Do You Know Rather Or Not Your Hubs Are Being Seen Through Google.

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   Tobster1posted 13 years ago

   I have Several hubs and an adsence account, Is there a way for me to see if my ads are being seen ? I've hade  my hubs viewed through hubpages and facebook. But I've not seen any views from google on any of my hubs!!

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      Susana Sposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      The stats on individual hubs will let you know if you have any google views. One thing that will help is making sure your titles are more search engine friendly - think about what someone might type into a search engine to get the information you are offering.
      
      Also think about breaking your text up into short paragraphs and adding subtitles - online readers tend to scan pages rather than sit down with a cuppa to read like they would a magazine or book.
      
      

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      Shadesbreathposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Click on any individual hub, and you will see the STATS tab near the top left. Click on that and you get a list of where traffic is coming from.
      
      If you want to know if Google sees it at all, type the title into Google. That will verify if it's being "seen."
      
      The trick is going from "Google knows it's there" to "Google puts it on the front page for a specific set of keywords."
      
      Which is what these other folks are trying to help you with.
      
      Good luck.

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   Go Writerposted 13 years ago

   You want to make sure the keywords you're using are rankable.
   
   I suggest you use the free Wordtracker tool with Google Trends on it at:
   
   https://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/gtrends
   
   You may have to create a free account to see the results. But click on the bars. Those are the Google trends. You can do 20 select searches per day, but each search yields tos of results.
   
   You'll get a number and underneath it will tell you (<30,000 recommended). So if your number is over the recommended, competition is too high.
   
   There's a second number that says Actual visitors from #1 in Google/Day. That's the number of visitors to that one link that's ranked in the number 1 position on Google.
   
   That should give you a general guideline of what keywords you can rank for. You still have to measure the competition of the top 10 in Google, you do that with the free Firefox SEO tool or SEOQuake. You've got to check out page backlinks.
   
   As for those clicking on your Adsense, hard to say. People who typically earn from Adsense have literally thousands of pages of content. Consumer products tend to get more Adsense clicks than self-help/info products.
   
   You can use Adsense, but I recommend monetizing your Hubs with affiliate links as appropriate without sounding too spammy or overpromotional.

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   Tobster1posted 13 years ago

   Thanks to all your comments I am understanding a little better all comments have been helpful.
   
   Thank you all for commenting on this discussion. Maybe it will help other newbies as well !!!
   
   Cheers --tobster1

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      Taylorwiseposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for asking this question Tobster1, these folks helped me a lot. I learned a lot. I never ever though of breaking my articles into paragraphs to entice readers, even though I always do it on my non-hub writing!

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   safiq ali patelposted 13 years ago

   Click on my account. Click on statistic and it will tell you there if your traffic to your hub is coming from Google or not. Good luck.

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