About what percentage of your hubs have made it to a niche site?
About 60% of 116 articles. There are 46 left on hp.com. A few are unpublished and in draft. Many are waiting for a makeover. I also have 69 from another account that I just closed. Those old hubs will be decluttered, cleaned, polished, and republished on this account, as and when I get round to doing it.
I have two sites here on HP. 123 of the 124 on one site have been moved to niche sites on the one site, and 40 of the 41 of those on the second site have been moved to niche sites. The two remaining articles are relatively new, so will probably be moved shortly. Percentage is almost 100%
5 of my 15 articles are in niche sites.. The one thing I noticed is the topic of the articles which were moved.. I guess some topics like inspirational or creative writing get moved easily to niche sites whereas other topics do not.. Probably they don't have niche sites to cover all topics or it is really difficult to get a passing score for some..
All of them, so to speak. Those that HP didn't want or that the editors had problems with got transferred to my website.
27% spread on three network sites (Toughnickel, Holidappy, and Owlcation).
In the initial run, less than a third of my Hubs made it to the niche sites. Since then, I've been updating and submitting them, one per fortnight, so now I'm around 50-50.
Of the ones I've submitted for consideration, I've had only one rejected, and that was because I refused to change some humorous pictures. It was my Hub about gray hair, and they wanted me to replace my photos with images of beautiful gray-haired women. Since there are hundreds of web pages like that already, I felt that would be losing my point of difference, so I refused.
by Dina 4 years ago
Hi,Do more experienced Hubbers have any useful tips for getting your article moved to a niche site? I kept seeing advice that goes something like "make sure you write a high-quality article" but it just seems so vague to me. I have 9 articles now and the only one that was moved to a niche...
by Carolee Samuda 10 years ago
I decided not to leave hubpages but since my traffic was split in half several months ago it seems as if my subdomain is struggling to get back up.We all know that Google, the internet master, prefers niches sites over content farms (sites with multiple subjects). Given the newest update and...
by Glenn Stok 8 years ago
I noticed that hubs in niche sites no longer include the "More by this author" section below the hub. Is this just an oversight or was it a decision to drop it on niche sites?
by promisem 7 weeks ago
I have been pleased with the audience and revenue for my articles on HubPages since joining the site some years ago.I commend the company for creating the successful niche sites at a time when similar sites were folding. My existing articles that moved to those sites have done even better than...
by Kylyssa Shay 9 years ago
Since HubPages is changing their focus to feeding their new niche sites, where will you be moving your hubs that don't fit the new sites?I highly doubt they'll make any new sites that have anything to do with any of the topics I write on the way I write on them so I'll likely need new homes for all...
by Brandon 8 years ago
Old hubs moved to some niche sites are seeing good improvements in rankings, any of you that have old hubs moved to a certain niche site and also a few hubs that are recently written that have moved onto the same niche site? If yes, have you seen good rankings on the new hubs too? Lots of factors...
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