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Traffic Building on Hubpages 101

Updated on June 4, 2010

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How do we help each other?

Something here for everyone of all experience levels.

If there were a way that you could get 200 diggs per article.....?

What are some of the benefits of Digg.com and other social bookmarking?

1. Digg is great for notifying all the search engine bots that your site exists and has been updated.

2. It creates a powerful back link that will move your site up in search engine ranking position.

3. It creates a second link to your site that also gets ranked in a Google search. But it has much authority and will rank high on Google.

4. You will get traffic from Digg fans and readers.

5. Enough Diggs in a short period of time will get you on the front page of Digg. This can get you 10,000 to 50,000 hits in a single day and repeat visitors to your site.
6. Attracting outside traffic in to your Hubpage is good for you and everyone else on Hubpages.
7. Bringing traffic to Hubpages can't hurt your Hub scores!

This kind of traffic can be monitized with adsense or affiliate links.

HubShare1

You'd probably want to know how. Wouldn't you?

Take a look at these two images.

"Hubshare1" is the lower portion of a typical Hub and I've put a RED CIRCLE around the "Share" button.
Click on the "Share" button and you arrive at the "Share this page..." window.

See "Hubshare2" image below.
From there, you can click on as many of the social networks that you want to use. I've included RED DOTS next to the ones I use most often.
Don't forget to use the "Share with followers" [on Hubpages] button as it will alert all your followers of your new article. I use this one first, because you won't leave that screen and you can quickly move on to another choice.

HubShare2

How do we help each other?

There is a group over on Facebook called, "Digg and be Dugg".  Members there post what they want dugg on the group wall and other diggers digg it for them.  The group is based on PARTICIPATION and RECIPROCITY.  If you want your stuff to get lots of diggs, then digg everyone else's.  Check for the link in this article.

OK, now I have a question.  Can we get an organized effort for digging amongst Hubbers?Is there a forum for that?  Somewhere we can post articles to be dugg?

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