What is the use of improving hubkarma?
- selrachposted 14 years ago
0 It also works if you link to your own hubs. So you can boost your hubkarma by linking to your other related hubs. That's a good idea anyway and you don't lose traffic.
The same concept applies to real Karma. You do something for other people, and it will help you in the end.
- images99posted 14 years ago0
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