Okay I have employed just about every piece of advise I managed to get from other successful hubbers so let's see if there is any difference.
I have:
researched key words and embedded them into my hubs.
researched the products and for most of them have tested them.
I am trying out different niches to see which one is going to be the most profitable before I commit myself to one.
I have broken up my texts yo get the maximum use out of adsense.
Tried some hubs with lots of pictures specific to content
offered products from Amazon and Ebay. Have started utilizing backlinks and have utilized facebook, myspace, my own personal websites via twitter in hopes of optimizing as much traffic as I can.
If anyone has any more suggestion or links to other hubs with more tips I would like to read them too. Other than that I shall let ya'll know if there is a significant difference in adsence, sales and or traffic.
Thanks ya'll for the tips. I hope it works.
You must be exhausted! Have you started to see an increase in sales and income. When did you start doing all of this? I hope all those hubs didn't get edited this week!
Actually yes! I think what has worked the best so far is RSS. My traffic has about doubled. My adsense is still not doing great but in the last couple weeks since I started writing different content with better key words an increase in traffic shows an increase in adsense.
I still never sell much on amazon but I have also seen a 3fold improvement on clicks there as well.
So we shall see. But yes exhausted. It was not that much fun going through all my hubs.
Oh and I almost forgot. I just starting using Analytics with hubpaes... nice to know what key words people are using to find me.
I can't believe how many people google "sandra rinck is hot". I am not kidding! ROTLMAO!!!!
Oh yes, secret to our success. Traffic and it does take work ...I don't mind it tho makes for interesting reading though it distracts n slows me down lol
Here is a link to a hub that might have some advice
<no links please!>
Since I've yet to reach the successful hubbers status my opinion probably mean Nill but I would say............ Write, And Write Some more.
Having lots of comments, answering them, and keeping your "collection" active with additions/changes can, I think, make a difference. From what I understand, Google "likes" activity.
Actually I just checked again. Two weeks ago I was averaging about 60-70 page views a day, today I have already gotten 968!
That is like what...900% increase?
lol, thanks Misha!
Update on backlinking. I started backlinking yesterday using mostly url trackers (to see what's up. ) and backlinks have it!
I saw some improvement using rss feeds which seems mostly important to external sites but I can actually see backlinks working.
I checked with analytics to see which hubs people were entering on. From those hubs I grouped related hubs and so on.
The ones that I had not finished linking yet saw barely any change but the ones linked... whooo hooo!
by Muttface 10 years ago
It seems to be a regular sentiment in the forum threads. Are you waiting to see what will happen?
by smanty 12 years ago
I am just a little curious about how much time people normally spend posting backlinks to their hubs before they actually write another one. Any advice or input will be very helpful.Also, how many hubs do you normally write a month - Just curious Thank You!
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