Some Articles on Hubpages Are Above Some on Vertical Sites in Ranking
With its ranking, It simply tells me that if this article is on one of the vertical sites, it could have generated much more traffic. However, I'm still finding it difficult to figure out why it is ranking better than the one below.
In fact, on my mobile device, it is #1 in big G for that search term "best retirement speech for boss" while that on vertical site is #6
In fact, it sometimes gets into Google snippet.
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