Does it bring your hub score down having lots of bullet points?

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  1. Klena profile image69
    Klenaposted 14 years ago

    Does it bring your hub score down having lots of bullet points?

    I'm currently writing a hub that has lots of tips and wanted to check if having lots of bullet points instead of block text can bring your score down? Or do you believe it's easier to read?

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  2. lex123 profile image84
    lex123posted 14 years ago

    I don't think so. I have hubs with bullet list and it has not brought down my hubscore in any way. It is definitely easier to read online.

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  3. Right On Time profile image61
    Right On Timeposted 14 years ago

    Not too sure however I do scan hubs I read and bulletpoints help me get the essential bits of what I'm reading, so I think they're a good idea.

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  4. simeonvisser profile image65
    simeonvisserposted 14 years ago

    Bullet points are easier to read and "scan" as that is the way people consume online content. In fact, an article with bullet points can even do better than an article that does not have bullet points. And in the end, the HubScore is just a number - all that matters is whether the content is being viewed and whether you are making money from it.

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  5. sampatrik profile image59
    sampatrikposted 14 years ago

    I am not sure but i think that having bullets didn't down your hub score.

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  6. MickS profile image60
    MickSposted 14 years ago

    I get turned off reading articles, on the Internet or in print, with sidebars and bullet points, I mainly like to see text broken into paragraphs, each tip having its own par with no point or alpha/numeric notation.

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  7. jammy15 profile image59
    jammy15posted 14 years ago

    i do not think so, I also use a lot of bullet in my writings when I need to discuss several points

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  8. wingedcentaur profile image61
    wingedcentaurposted 14 years ago

    I can't imagine that hub score could be brought down by something so innocuous as many bullet points in an essay. I would be very surprised if it could.

    Bullet points are good. They break up the text nicely, give the eyes something different to look at, somewhat, especially if the hub is fairly lenghty, I should think.

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