This is the real trick when you're trying to get people to read your blog, website, or hubpages. It's the hardest thing there is to writing content online. The best way to get consistent traffic is to write a lot of content and interlink related content together. If you add value, you will get readers.
But you also want to be aware of keywords and certain keyword phrases people are looking for. Use the google keyword tool for this. Type in what you are writing about in the tool and you will generate some ideas on ways to tweak your hub in order to grab more traffic. It's really all about effort. And really pay attention to the titles you write. The more honed and clear they are, the more traffic you will get. Titles are huge!
by Brett Foster 13 years ago
I just published my 50th hub and I wanted to know what other hubbers think about this topic. Once you have successfully published 50 hubs does that accomplishment help increase traffic to all of your published hubs, or create any other bonuses I am unaware of.
by leakeem 6 years ago
I have read somewhere here that google search engines take into account the page-views to compute ranking. Is it advisable to delete non-performing Hubs, those with 0 pageviews a day, as a way to increase traffic in an attempt to increase ranking?How do you deal with low-performing hubs?thanks in...
by Janis Leslie Evans 11 years ago
I'm increasingly coming to learn the importance of titles to make hubs searchable. But some of my hubs are still not doing well. Out of the following factors, what do you are the top three most important for hubs to get traffic and be successful? 1. Titles2. Keywords 3. Original content4. Topic5....
by ShailaSheshadri 11 months ago
I am writing articles for this website since past 3 months. At present, I have 38 featured and published hubs. I have joined for Amazon and google Adsense program. Past two months I earned like very less amount, less than 1/2 dollar. If I continue writing and publishing at the rate of one article...
by Jim 10 years ago
I already had one post about low traffic. Here is another one. It just keeps going down. I was excited at first about being on Hubpages, but that has changed. Traffic was going up, and I was enthused about writing again. From my high point on hub traffic, which was on September 7, my traffic has...
by peacefulparadox 15 years ago
It is advantageous to delete one's own low scoring hubs that have little traffic. I figure getting rid of the low score would increase the average of the rest of one's hubs.What do you think?
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