My first hub -> what do you think?

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   bfilipekposted 4 years ago

   Hello,
   
   Something like week ago I've joined hubs community. I've written my first article - about Teaching Programming. What do you think about it?
   
   5-Ideas-About-Teaching-Programming
   
   Is the quality ok? Or maybe there is something to improve?
   
   Also this hub is a "mix" of two areas: teaching and technology... I did not know under what category should I put it. Now it is under "Technology", but maybe you have better opinion about it.

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      Writer Foxposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      I would recommend that you do some keyword research.  There aren't many searches on Google for 'teaching programming' or 'teaching coding.'  Find something that people are searching for using the keyword tool on Google AdWords and then check the competition on Google's search results page.
      
      To find the right Topic category for HubPages, you can find all of the options here and how many featured Hubs are in each Topic:
              http://hubpages.com/topics/tree
      You might consider writing Hubs in the 'Education and Science' Topic since you enjoy teaching. (Lessons plans seem to do well.)
      
      No matter how well you know your subject, to succeed on HubPages requires knowledge and application of SEO or your Hubs will have no traffic from search engines.  It just requires an investment of time to learn what to do.  Good luck!

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         bfilipekposted 4 years agoin reply to this

         Thanks for your comment!
         This is actually the hardest part of writing: not only you have to know your domain, but SEO and "marketing" as well.

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   OanaWriterposted 4 years ago

   At a first glance I really enjoyed the layout and the pictures. I don't have knowledge on the topic but I really enjoyed reading it.

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      bfilipekposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      thanks! I tried to choose "related" picture to the paragraph... Most of the pictures comes from openclipart.org

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   bfilipekposted 4 years ago

   I've managed to add three new hubs: about C++11 programming. Hope they are not that bad

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   Cre8torposted 4 years ago

   Hi bfilipek!
   
   For your first Hub, the layout is pretty nice and you used various capsules and broke it up for easy reading which I'm a big fan of.
   
   I did notice a couple minor grammar issues so you may want to double back. Ex: "Moreover I believe that this ideas can be also applied to other areas as well." (I think you mean 'these ideas')
   
   Also, and this is just a thought based on my experience here, a couple of your subtitles could be a bit more search friendly. Ex: Instead of "Introduction" maybe consider "Knowledge Sharing Concepts".
   
   Like OanaWriter, I don't know the topic so I'm sure you can do better than that but good subtitles can help a Hub.

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      bfilipekposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you for a great feedback! I've tried to upgrade my hubs. Also I've noticed that programming area is not that popular on hubpages. I, probably, need to write some more general articles.

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         Cre8torposted 4 years agoin reply to this

         Well don't just cater to those of us on HP...is the topic popular with Google? Yahoo? I don't know but this is what I'd be asking myself.

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            bfilipekposted 4 years agoin reply to this

            So far I have used reddit, twitter. But reed to use more social sites. Where do you promote your articles?

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               Cre8torposted 4 years agoin reply to this

               Facebook, Pinterest, Google+1...there are a lot of places. I think some help more than others depending on subject and writer. In my experience, again based on writer and topic, search engines are my friends. Promoting helps but in my case, people need my stuff when they need it for the most part. Not like someone's gonna read about cleaning flame sensors for fun.

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                  bfilipekposted 4 years agoin reply to this

                  Thanks. I Need to read more hub help pages

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   VictoriaSheffieldposted 4 years ago

   It's great. Follow me and I will follow you!

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