Should you delete old hubs that have little traffic?

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  1. davenmidtown profile image87
    davenmidtownposted 7 years ago

    Should you delete old hubs that have little traffic?

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  2. Troyangeluk profile image49
    Troyangelukposted 7 years ago

    Im not sure but if it was me I wouldn't. Juts get more traffic to it smile

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  3. Bretsuki profile image78
    Bretsukiposted 7 years ago

    Hello davenmidtown, I would agree with troyangeluk.

    The old hubs,may be modified and rewritten to update them. That is much better for your Search Engine visibility.

    Funny that in a world of new, new, new. Search engines actually like old. It shows some permanence and like with any job you have a kudos when you have longevity with a single employer, rather than being a job market butterfly.

    You could tweek a few of Googles suggested keywords in there, you could use them to link to or from blogs, driving traffic around.

    It may be the hubs were also seasonal? I enjoy your hubs about the garden, but they are for particular seasons, not bad in general because people can refind them year after year but it does give you a more cyclic pattern for some of your hubs.

    You could always go back every few months and refine the links to include newer hubs, moving one or two links around and linking to other work does increase views to old hubs and their age adds more credibility to your latest hubs. 

    Be sparing with linking though do one or two slowly rather than ten or more at one time, search engines don't like too many links appearing at once. But you can't tell how many is too many until it is already too late.

    Hope this helps.

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  4. Deborah-Diane profile image85
    Deborah-Dianeposted 7 years ago

    I just leave old hubs and articles on my sites.  However, sometimes when I am not busy, I will update them and see if that makes a difference.  Occasionally it does.

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  5. The Blagsmith profile image77
    The Blagsmithposted 7 years ago

    Troy is right. Discover the gifts that HubPages has given you such as grouping, summarizing and a good balance of pictures, adverts etc. In other words give them a fresh coat of paint. If that fails and you have tried everything then reconsider if you should delete them.

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