How Many Hubs Do You Write Daily?
There are various answers to this question. Some state one a week whilst others say one a day. What's your view?
Ooops, daily? I wrote 31 hubs in 8 months. It says I write about 0.125 hub per day. Much slow and I think it will be even slower
Well everyone has their own pace forall!
I started off writing one a day, but have since eased off, instead employing a three day rule. Whereby, once I've published a hub, I have up to three days to publish another. Its a great way to keep you motivated.
That's a good rule you've implemented there JKenny. I work along similar lines, researching work in between for my next hub. I aim for every other day though! I like to keep the momentum going!
One a day is too much, unless you are a full-time writer with lots of experience.
To be successful in today's tough internet environment, a Hub needs to be a well-crafted, information-rich, long article (over 400 words, preferably over 800, up to1,500), with lots of other media to keep the visitor on the page (Youtube videos, polls, photos (make sure they're legal), etc). That all takes time.
Besides, you shouldn't be concentrating all your efforts on one site, unless it's your own.
I like your response Marisa. However for Hubpages I do feel that 1,500 words is a wee bit too long even with other media attractions on the page. But agree with your points on a hub being well-crafted and information rich.
I aim for one hub a day or three to four each week. What helps is that I keep writing. To clarify a bit, I write hubs almost everyday. I don't publish each one on that particular day. As long as I'm writing consistently then I am fine.
I don't go by a schedule, but so far I have averaged one hub about every 5 days.
That's a fair gap between writing hubs. I think everyone should find a schedule that fits in with their lifestyles.
Not as many as I should! I've over-extended a little and try to write on websites that I actually own in addition to HP. My goal is one every 1-2 days or at least 3 a week, but it hasn't happened that way.
So, probably like a quarter of a hub a day or less (for now).
We all have good intentions to complete tasks or attain goals within a specfied time, but as human nature is, I think the majority of us fail to meet them. So quarter of hub is ok for now!!
by Enoch Kane 7 years ago
Writing hubs is not just writing any article, but you need to be precise in your information, so how many hubs can you write in a day?
by rob_allen 12 years ago
How many hubs do you write in one day?
by Dan W Miller 7 years ago
I have created a pitiful 29 hubs in four years. But I'm a lot more active on facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Search. You people MUST LIVE ON HERE! How in the world do you find subjects for crying out loud? You must be just writing for writing sake. In order to write something, I have to FEEL IT,...
by Bruce Chamoff 12 years ago
I am averaging around 6 hubs per week. Not too bad. I am not sure how that compares to the general average, but I would love to know.Also, happy 4th of July to you all!Bruce
by sam24354 8 years ago
I have just started, so I dont expect it in the near future, but how many hubs, or how many months before you start making money? How much traffic is considered to be good traffic? Right now I am getting about an average of 75 hits per day on 4 hubs. Is that good? What...
by Victoria Van Ness 10 years ago
How many hubs do you traditionally write in a week?I started out strong writing a handful every single week when I got started, but then had to consider other ways to make money. lol Now I feel successful if I can get 2-3 written a week. How about you? Am I really slacking?
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