I want some peoples opinion about something please. I recently saw dismal drops in my views on my hubs. Now, granted I get on average only about 2 views per day on most of my hubs. I was trying to figure this out. I don't write dreadfully boring things.
Then it hit me. I was breaking a few cardinal rules of hub pages.
1. My images were small and not very interesting. Granted I have read fantastic hubs with no images.
2. This was most of my problem. My profile looked so juvenile! My background was flames, my profile pic was a ridicules flaming e. LOL and my hubs were all titled in a simple and childish way and it all looked so sloppy. My research was showing that every time I published a new hub my viewers would read it then come to my profile and leave after about a few min or less.
So I spruced things up and retitled a lot of my work and what do you know. My views are going up as did my hub score.
Has anyone else ever done a makeover like this, and if so what were your results?
This sounds interesting. While I haven't done a makeover on my profile in quite sometime, I've gone and re-titled some of my stuff and it actually helped despite that I have mainly creative writing pieces. I should really try this again with my profile and see what happens.
As for that spammy post, Beth, we all know where that one is going...
I'm still very new to hubpages, but I've found I can make my scores move up or down depending on where and how many photos, text boxes, polls etc I include.
Why not pick out three of your lowest scoring hubs and try out a different technique on each of them. e.g. on one put lots of photos, on another use a lot of text etc and then compare the results after three days.
I really like this idea. I have several that are scoring low, and it has never made sense to me. I think I may play around with the format and see if that makes a difference. Thanks! Michele
Stop putting posts up like this. Its seems like a realy creepy thing.
Im covering my eyes now, beth, make it stop!
I have hired someone to put a stop to this.
(Please don't ban me, it's a joke.)
After reading the forum I have to wonder out loud, does this hubber even make sense in what they assume? I see that they no longer exist. So, what happened? Did they make a professional move and go somewhere else? Or did the plan not work out? I am going to be writing some hubs soon and was looking for some professional advice on it, and found this article. But the hubber attached is gone, and as far as research the reason they are gone does not look good. Shouldn't posts made by hubbers that are booted or leave, be deleted unless helpful?
On a lighter, write your hub on absent hubbers.
If one were to apply that reasoning, then shouldn't people who haven't made any Hubs not be allowed to comment either because they aren't actually Hub authors yet?
If you search the departed person's user name in the forum posts, the entire scenario will reveal itself to you.
In my opinion, yes. Does that make me a bad person? Maybe there is some knowledge I lack, but it seems like unless you're really here b/c you are a participant of HP's, then why are you here? Maybe it has to do with the fact that you *want to start, but can't figure out how so you're allowed to post? I don't know. Just seems like it allows a lot of room for trolls etc.
I imagine Fordaddict was involved in one way or another in that history.
by Jinesh07 13 years ago
HiI have been at HubPages for about a month now and I have written 6 Hubs, but I'm having trouble getting views. Any help or tips on how to get more views would be much appreciated! Here's a link to my profile so if you could read one and give me some feedback that would be really...
by Stacie L 13 years ago
Did Google have another "adjustment" today? I was down a few weeks ago and then went way up only to plummet today....This is tiresome.
by Ralph Deeds 17 years ago
I reached a major milestone, for me at least, this morning--100,000 page views. It took a lot of hours and a lot of hubs to get there. Not much money but a lot of fun and satisfaction from efforts to make my views known to the world, or at least to my page viewers.
by Angie Jardine 12 years ago
Optimizing Hubs: how many hubs do you have that get 100 page views a day?I thought I was doing well until I read the latest exhortation from HP staff to analyse my hubs. Evidently a hub is only thought to be doing well if it gets 100 ‘hits’ a day. Uh-oh!Is everyone else getting this number of views...
by College politico 17 years ago
How many views do most people get on their hubs?
by Disillusioned 10 years ago
I took my 30-days page views count; divided it by 30 and further divided it by the number of published hubs. Thus I got a fair representation of my average number of visitors per day per hub. It comes to a whopping 1.6! How about yours?
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