Should I Split This Hub in Two..or Three?

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  1. kiwi91 profile image78
    kiwi91posted 16 years ago

    I just published this hub yesterday. Is it too long and should I split it into two hubs? I know there's a lot of text to read.

    How to Sell Used Clothing on Ebay

    Any other suggestions feel free to add! Thank you.

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    1. anjalichugh profile image70
      anjalichughposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I split a hub when I feel that it's going to bore the readers due to it's undue length. There's no harm in doing that as long as you're able to maintain continuity and curiosity. I did the same with my latest series on 'Chakras' which you can see has been published in 6 parts as on date.

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    2. sunforged profile image77
      sunforgedposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I think you should split the hub into 6 parts, cut out most of that ebay junk and put some pictures of baywatch models in bikinis!

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  2. Abhishek87 profile image60
    Abhishek87posted 16 years ago

    A good hub, not really lengthy so consider the fact that if you divide it into 2, will it be too short?

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  3. kiwi91 profile image78
    kiwi91posted 16 years ago

    True...it may lack substance if I cut it up. I have some more info I'll be adding down the line, so it would be slightly longer by a paragraph or two. Thanks!

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  4. sunforged profile image77
    sunforgedposted 16 years ago

    ok, I was kidding, I really dont feel like your article was long, it was exactly the right size and covered all the bases. I also write hubs about eBay and when your targeting an audience that may be unfamiliar with the subject matter there is a lot of ground to cover...you did this well, very concisely but thorough.

    I think its a shame that you had to ask, probably because you have been exposed to so many 300-400 word hubs with nothing but hijacked photos in them...yours is so much better you thought you did something wrong.

    what a shame!

    Great article

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  5. Whitney05 profile image82
    Whitney05posted 16 years ago

    I thought it was a tad long, but there really wasn't a place to separate the hub, unless you did one one selling used clothes and another on selling on ebay with the photo, brand info, title, describing the item.

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  6. kiwi91 profile image78
    kiwi91posted 16 years ago

    I think I'm going to leave it just the way it is. I'm not seeing that spot to split it up either, so it's staying put. Thanks for the critique!

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