It would be good to know Sally. I do know that I have only had one hub edited by HubPro Basic out of around 250. We don't know what percentage of the hubs on the site they intend to edit though.
We have edited just over 3000 Hubs accounting for 41% of search traffic, and we're still working hard to get to more Hubs. Right now we are focusing on tattoo, piercing, and pet Hubs to be moved to the new niche sites.
Hi Robin,
Thank you for your response, does that mean that editing will not continue until the new nice sites are moved? Also, do you intend creating any other niche sites?
Thanks
Sally
We are actively editing Hubs right now, but we are focused on tattoo, piercing, and pet Hubs that could move to the new domains. There will be quite a few new sites in the next year.
Thank you, Robin, well done to staff, it is nice to get some feedback and good to hear that things continue to move forward in such a positive way.
Are only hubs that have been through HubPro moving to the new Pethelp page?
Will you keep us updated on the next topics chosen for niche sites (And therefore editting) so we can take advantage of upcoming opportunities if one of the niche topics interests us?
The next two sites will be Beauty and Food and Beverage.
Robin,
You state above that just over 3000 Hubs account for 41% of search traffic. Does this mean that less than10,000 hubs will be involved in the editing process or will editing continue for the foreseeable future? As I understood it, Editors are editing hubs which receive the most traffic, is this still the case?
How many hubs are published across the site?
762,420 PUBLISHED HUBS
Scroll down on this page: http://hubpages.com/about/us
Hopefully, with the move to niche sites, traffic will go up, and we will be editing more Hubs and can grow our team. Editing is going to continue for the foreseeable future.
"Traffic will go up" on the new niche sites or will traffic encompass the main and niche sites?
My point is that we hope to continue editing and that we will be focusing on Hubs moving to niche sites over the next year.
I think what Robin means is that the whole point of moving Hubs to a niche site is that in theory, articles on a niche site should be more attractive to Google than articles on a generalist site. So traffic will go up for those Hubs that are moved.
If that turns out not to be the case, the whole niche site exercise will be pointless and presumably will be abandoned.
What is the time frame for the move? What will happen with our accolades? I fear I will never reach the million mark with my best performing hubs moving elsewhere.
This question should be asked in the other forum thread. The topic of this thread is editing.
It won't let me post the question elsewhere - that is prohibited.
I don't understand. Why can't you post the question in this relevant thread?
Apparently being redundant is against the TOS. lol
Were you given an automated reply? Just rephrase your question and ask it in that thread. The purpose of the rule is to prevent forum spamming, which of course you aren't doing.
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