Should a hubber write a new hub or

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  1. winphatak profile image60
    winphatakposted 12 years ago

    Should a hubber write a new hub or

    is it better to update an existing hub to

    make it more informative?

  2. J.S.Matthew profile image79
    J.S.Matthewposted 12 years ago

    It's good to do both. Make your existing Hub better by adding original photos and information, while maintaining your older Hubs. Do your research. When you publish online it's not a quick thing. You need to constantly add to your Hubs and make sure that you are current. Make sure that your Hubs get better and when you publish new hubs, try to make them the best on the web. Mediocre will give you mediocre results. Always monitor what you have published, and strive to make it better the next time. Never quit making it better.

    JSMatthew~

  3. chanroth profile image48
    chanrothposted 12 years ago

    I would agree with uncle Matt. Do it both. I am updating my old entry and found so many mistake. You learn from it by doing that! ^_^ I look through my old entry, I sound like a beginner in English. A third grader would write better than me. Its best to re-examine your work and publish new work as you go. It doesn't benefit anyone else but you.

  4. davenmidtown profile image68
    davenmidtownposted 12 years ago

    I do both.  But I monitor my older hubs and if they are not performing then I try to fix them so that they are better written, or the content is easier to understand.  It is important to both write new hubs and to work on the older ones.

  5. Hunbbel Meer profile image75
    Hunbbel Meerposted 12 years ago

    It is ideal to do both of the things you have mentioned.

    1. You can stuck to the same number of hubs that you have written - you have to move on; so you have to write more.

    2. If the previous hubs are not that much informative, they are useless, so you can't just throw your work in a dust-bin, you will have to make them useful and interesting.

    It is essential to perform both the tasks simultaneously.

 
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