How much does your 100 hubs bring you? Does quality + quantity go hand in hand?
from what I've read, 100 hubs seems to be the benchmark for getting a payout on hubpages. If your definition of quality is an article that makes money, then you could get a payout with one single article if it's on the right topic. This article would have to be about something that people buy online all the time, on impulse. Google ad-sense pays very well when someone clicks through to an advertiser's website. I made $2.09 for TWO clicks. If your definition of quality is an interesting, informative article that people will read beginning to end and share with their friends then the high amount of traffic you get will pay you from hubpages impressions program. It pays between two and three dollars per thousand people that read the article. That doesn't sound like a lot, but if you're getting ten thousand views a day then that adds up to about a hundred dollars a month. Pretty good for not having to register a single click. Depending on what you write about, you could make a lot of money through Google ad-sense. If you know a lot about old movies and can write thoughtful reviews that make someone want to buy a copy right that moment, then your articles are going to make more money than someone writing about their favorite 4th of July BBQ recipes. I'm new on hubpages but this is how I see it thus far. If I were you I'd continue writing about things you enjoy to stay sharp and interested. Every once in a while, try writing an article that you know will lead someone to buy something. Google ad-sense will take care of the rest.
@ e_I_Mason:-
you talked about impressions and that they also pay off. I am a bit confused about how it all works. Will Google pay for the impressions? Or do I need to sign up with hubpages ad program?
The amount of income that the hubs bring to me varies. There is a formula that is quite complicated regarding how traffic of advertisements leads to income. I write because I love to write and the income is a perk of doing something I enjoy. There is no way for me to know what I will make. Google is not supportive of members discussing exactly what they make off of our hubs. I hope it will suffice to say that it is not an income that I could live off of. Again - that is not why I write. I understand there are some who do make writing their livelihoods and make enough to do so. I am not among them.
by BlytheThompson 12 years ago
Has anyone tried this? Or made it? I've seen 30 hubs in 30 days. 100 hubs in 30 days.Well i'm going to try it, and today is Thursday July 12, 2012, i think more of us should!!
by Marko Vucinic 6 years ago
I have some SEO experience and I used to rank my own sites in google.Now I don't have time or the money to build huge authority websites by my own.HP has good reputation and I thought to hire somebody to write me articles around certain topics which I would publish on HP.Regarding my question...I...
by ryankett 15 years ago
Is the growth sustainable? When I arrived 4 months ago, we had 400,000 hubs. What is it now, 500,000? Does this site really benefit from people writing almost identical hubs on the same topics?When somebody arrives they are told to write, write, write, write. 30 in 30 basically. I am being a little...
by Ryan Hupfer 11 years ago
Yep, I'm going to be writing 100 Hubs in 30 days starting next Monday, May 11th. This might sound a little crazy (because it is), but I promise that I have a somewhat logical reason for doing it.So here's the story -- Yesterday I was surfing around the web, looking at some blogs that have been...
by Frank Anok 16 years ago
I am going to be the moderator in this challenge, and i am going to be fishing out hubs without quality in this contest,so always visit this forum for the lists,and you are also welcomed to post any hub of low quality during the challenge. When posting, please indicate one or two points of error in...
by Barbara Fitzgerald 2 years ago
Okay - It seems there was an update to the definition of our earnings. I cannot say when it occurred.Basically we are paid for pageviews. One payment per view of article, regardless of how many ads are delivered to the reader, unless they back out before the first ad is actually viewed. Then we...
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