How do I raise my hub score

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   Migoddenposted 9 years ago

   as I understand The number on the bottom right of my display picture, is my hub score? If so how do I increase it? Thanks

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      jacobkuttytaposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Write more hubs, participate in forum, and also make comments on other hubs these are some ways to increase your hub score

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   Dame Scribeposted 9 years ago

   Welcome to HubPages Migodden. your hub score will change as you 'age' with HP. Use the Help tab to find  the FAQ which will answer a number of questions. You're brand new and it will rise so do not worry.

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   HubChiefposted 9 years ago

   - keep posting nice original hubs
   - participate in forums genuinely
   - answer questions that you really know the answer to
   - ask your nagging questions if you have any
   
   score keeps increasing. I joined 8 days ago and am already at 90. My profile activity and hubs could be an example.

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   sunforgedposted 9 years ago

   wow, when i first started my hubscore was mid 80's-90's, why do you have an 11?
   
   It seems like your content is original and conversational.
   
   perhaps you should invest some time into adding links, video boxes, ad capsules and the rest of the frills that lead to a higher individual hub score and supposedly a  better user experience
   
   Good luck

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      Azhar Kamarposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hubscore of 11? Wow that's a bit too low. Well I'm new too in the world of HubPages. I'm also wondering why my hubs' score goes up and down... But then again maybe I look at it too much. ;-D

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   SCLposted 9 years ago

   Hi all
   This is interesting to me too as my hub score seems to go up and down quite randomly. I published a hub today and thought that my score might go up because of it but that doesn't seem to have done it.
   Does linking into the hub from external webpages help at all or just link to other hubs on the same subject (mine or other people's)?
   I wonder too whether the fact that I joined two years ago and went quiet for sometime has any bearing on it all too?
   
   Some good tips above though - thanks

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   shanekrugerposted 8 years ago

   iam also worry about score, i have post two hubs have score 58 and 60 but my individual hub score is 17 plz tell me how i can raise my individual hub score.

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      futurenetadsposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Don't worry about score it will increase.Create original articles.

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      Appletreedealsposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Shane - I think you need more content. Short hubs can work, but yours are really short.
      
      Use more capsules for text, pics, videos, links. Doesn't have to a lot more, just more than 1, hub content is a very big factor in hub quality

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   Bard of Elyposted 8 years ago

   Posting here can help I find!

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   Appletreedealsposted 8 years ago

   almost forgot, when you are writing your hub, make sure you keep a pencil behind your right ear, like all good editors, Hubpages will notice if you don't and penalize your score
   
   (ps. you already had the right advice above, just thought I'd see if you were awake)

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   GoldiStringposted 8 years ago

   I care less about scores. To be here, is so much fun already! plus i get to save my stories, and yes..entertain a few.

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    BritFunposted 8 years ago

    There are a couple of very good hubs on the subject.  Try these:
    
    http://hubpages.com/hub/Hubscore
    
    http://hubpages.com/hub/How-To-Increase … r-Hubscore
    
    I hope those are useful.

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    Ms Chievousposted 8 years ago

    1) Keep writing hubs
    2) review and fan others work
    3) leave comments when you are moved to do so
    4) Keep writing hubs
    5) Pop in the forums every now and then
    6) Keep writing hubs
    
    
    Good luck....

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    Len Cannonposted 8 years ago

    Honestly, I just don't see the big deal.  Unless I completely misunderstand the process, someone with a ranking of 95 isn't receiving any better treatment than someone with a ranking of 75.  Its fun to see numbers go up, but you should worry more about making money not running up an arbitrary number.

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       sunforgedposted 8 years agoin reply to this

       The number is "mostly" arbitrary, as long as its above 75, any lower and your links become nofollow, which matters if you use hubpages for backlinks in anyway
       
       Also having a higher score on individual hubs, makes you more likely to appear in the hot and best feeds on the first page (for hub traffic)
       
       and a higher hubber score, will make it more likely to appear as a featured hubber on the front page, which could be non hubber visitors
       
       notice I said "could" a lot, i certainly dont know all the details of their algorithms, 17 is bad! you dont want that , but yeah anything between 75-100 is good enough for me
       
       
       but then again, the OP's score is now 93!

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    Nail Technicianposted 8 years ago

    So with a hubscore below 50 i feel like a bit of a unloved hubber, i am assuming my shady lack of picture may be partially to blame for that though... off to my facebook for a good pic...

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    jennafawposted 8 years ago

    I thought I was the only one with this concern, but thanks guys!

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