How is it hubbers with less hubs get better ranking than hubbers with more hubs?

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  1. mathira profile image77
    mathiraposted 12 years ago

    How is it hubbers with less hubs get better ranking than hubbers with more hubs?

    I find that certain hubbers who have written less hubs have better ranking than hubbers who have written far more hubs. Why is it so?

  2. lobobrandon profile image88
    lobobrandonposted 12 years ago

    No one knows. But quality is more important. And the score thing is out of our understanding

  3. profile image0
    KatrineDalMonteposted 12 years ago

    Well I'm trying to figure it out too. When i joined 4 days ago my profile hubscore was 40, then went down to 24 same day. Now i have 2 hubs it's climbing up again..I see it constantly keeps changing :-)

  4. loveorlost profile image41
    loveorlostposted 12 years ago

    I am surprised as well. I dont know how it works. I had low score few days ago, as soon as i started commenting on questions the score started to grow.

  5. writerspavilion profile image63
    writerspavilionposted 12 years ago

    Besides quality, it also depends on how you promote your hubs

  6. ElizaDoole profile image81
    ElizaDooleposted 12 years ago

    An unconventional answer; perhaps it is how carefully you have designed the hub? From concept; to links; to commenting on other people's stuff? I'm new so that is based on my observation of some more seasoned hubbers I'm following.

    I think the SEO skill has a lot to do with it. HC Porter writes on this below.

    http://hcporter.hubpages.com/hub/How-to … EO-Content

  7. giocatore profile image89
    giocatoreposted 12 years ago

    To look at an extreme case, I looked at a hub the other day from someone who had published hundreds of hubs in a matter of weeks. The hub was of poor quality, which didn't surprise me, and the hubber's score was poor as well.

  8. Millionaire Tips profile image91
    Millionaire Tipsposted 12 years ago

    If you write one hub that is really good and gets lots of page views and vote ups, then you will rank higher than someone who wrote 100 hubs that people either ignored or voted down.

    It is about quality, not quantity.

  9. rpkedige profile image60
    rpkedigeposted 12 years ago

    It looks like it is directly proportional to activity, participation and traffic. There must be some parameters which gets judged. Some senior can answer this i think

  10. tirelesstraveler profile image61
    tirelesstravelerposted 12 years ago

    How many comments and the length of the comments tend to improve your author rank. If you answer questions, participate in forums  and hop hubs your score goes up.  In other words you can improve your score by being an active participant in all things Hub Pages.

  11. wearing well profile image76
    wearing wellposted 12 years ago

    Quality of written,preferable of original content more than 300 words and original images; the amount of traffic to your hub from organic passing readers and hub followers views and comments.Use of hyper-links within your hub to other related hubs also helps to increase internal traffic within HubPages and including the relevant tags for the main content of your article to help optimise interest from other search engines on the internet S.E.O.
    Don't worry about the hub score because it could become like stepping on the weighing scales too often and then becoming disappointed with the results especially at this time of year ha,ha smile
    Enjoy the community become interactive within the forums and join up and follow the topics that interest you too....

    Happy New Year and Happy Hubbing.

  12. RWC149 profile image44
    RWC149posted 12 years ago

    yeah I used to write a hub and not really double check the grammar or spelling. My score was a measly 53 now I take my time and only publish a strong hub and my score has risen to 86 in only two weeks.

  13. alexatomas profile image62
    alexatomasposted 12 years ago

    Well, let me give you a finance answer. If you put all your money in one thing, you have a higher chance to get a better return but your risk is also bigger. If you transpose this to hubpages, if you only write like 1 hub, you have a higher chance to have better ranking but you will definately win less money.

 
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