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  Help for New Hubbers

  LIST FROM: A Facebook Page who is copying hubbers articles

  by Mary McShane 10 years ago

  If you have noticed your traffic decreasing lately on some of your hubs, this Facebook page is copying content from several hubbers and publishing it on their FB page.   The Facebook page is called OHealth atwww    .facebook   .com   /pages ...

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  HubPages Tutorials and Community

  Proper Etiquette for Followers?

  by Alessia Amnesia 15 years ago

  Last night I had 12 followers. Now I only have 11. I am wondering if one person decided to stop following me because I am doing something wrong, so I have a few questions.1. If someone follows you, are you supposed to follow them back?-If this is the case, I feel that it would be simple to gain...

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  Getting Traffic for Your Articles

  What types of RSS feeds are appropriate for hub pages?

  by Mike Russo 13 years ago

  I'm trying to understand RSS feeds.  I think the capsule is a reader that aggreates feeds from other websites, but I'm not sure

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  Help for New Hubbers

  What's the proper etiquette when hubs with spacing problems are found?

  by Kris Heeter 13 years ago

  I've run across several hubs by others that have words running together consistently throughout the hubs.  It almost seems too frequent to be standard typos. It almost seems like an artifact of copying/pasting into capsules and perhaps the hubber isn't aware that it's happening.  I've...

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  Blogs

  What's the proper etiquette for posting hub links on blogs

  by J Sunhawk 14 years ago

  I'm studying backlink techniques.Some advice says to go to blogs related to your hub page theme and leave comments.Let's say I write a hub page on chic and expensive puppy collars.I go to a puppy blog to leave a comment. Would a comment like this be proper:"Did you know that some puppy collars...

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  Food and Cooking

  What is the proper etiquette when ordering wine in a restaurant with a group of

  by Paul Edmondson 13 years ago

  What is the proper etiquette when ordering wine in a restaurant with a group of friends?A group of friends is at dinner and one person is ordering wine. There is a wide range of prices from $37 to $110. When is it appropriate to order the most expensive wine?

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