No proper earnings on hubs

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   dipsmiposted 13 years ago

   No  proper earnings on hubs
   
   I had joined hub pages 5 months before, wrote 54 hubs and still my earnings have not reached $10!!! where am I going wrong?

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   avan989posted 13 years ago

   Have you been writing on subject that people are searching for. That is pretty important. Beside doing SEO, you also need to create backlink, that will help drive traffics up. Also, use the Hubpage ad program, I have earn much more from that than adsense.
   
   I have been here for a little over a month and have earn a little more than 10 dollars. It is the subject you are writing about. You write mostly about foods but you need to do SEO to see which foods people are searching for. I write mostly about college stuff, since I just graduated, I know what college student are reading in their class. I sometimes just write about stuff I like for fun, but it is important to do SEO. Use google adwords and use longtail title. I do everytime I begin write for money. It is also a luck factor too. Some hubs of mine gets like 1-2 views a week while other get like 30-40 views (not very alot, I know). I hope that help a little.

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   allenwebstarposted 13 years ago

   My answer also similar to avan, search social bookmarking sites and submit your hubs over there, keep sharing on facebook, twitter and pinterest. All you need traffic to increase Ads revenue and sells. Good luck!

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   hecate-horusposted 13 years ago

   I'm in sort of the same boat; however I've been backlinking like crazy,  written 71 hubs, even got a HOTD.  I think I've made a little under $15 so far.  It's frustrating when the traffic isn't there, even when I'm working it. 
   
   I've basically given up on writing for big bucks on here, at least for now.  Most people who make money on here have been here for a while (like 2 years) and have a good following. 
   
   I write stuff that doesn't seem to attract a lot of attention, and I've accepted that.  Why write for other people?   I depend on other "eggs" to sustain me and write for fun on here. 
   
   Here's some links of mine you might find intereesting:
   
   http://hecate-horus.hubpages.com/hub/Ho … -Good-Eggs
   http://hecate-horus.hubpages.com/hub/Hu … 00-a-month
   http://hecate-horus.hubpages.com/hub/Ho … ges-Update
   http://hecate-horus.hubpages.com/hub/Wr … One-Basket

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   TIMETRAVELER2posted 13 years ago

   From what I've read, it takes quite a long time to start earning decent money here.  I think that's because it takes a long time for google and the other search engines to find you.  I know I could make more if I did things like product reviews, but I find that boring, and it's not something I want to do.
   
   The top earners here have been here 4 or 5 years and just about all of them will tell you that it took them a long time to start earning.  Just keep at it, and I think things will work out.  However, they will only work out if you write good, grammatically correct and interesting original hubs that people want to read!  Good luck.

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   CrescentSkiesposted 13 years ago

   Well it depends on your content. Evergreen hubs (hubs that are valuable and read year round) will grow slowly while spur of the moment hubs (hubs that focus on current events or news) will get a large boost of traffic...then none after the moment passes.

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   Faceless39posted 13 years ago

   From the few hubs of yours that I've just looked at, it's obvious to the reader that you're just writing to earn money.  That turns people off, including yours truly.  Write hubs without adding products; instead focus on information as a commodity, and I think you'll see a great improvement.

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