How many total page views a day is considered good?
Is there a number that I should be aiming for?
Hi peeples, I think any page views in a day is good!
Bell
I don't think there's a "magic number"...I'll take as many as I can get.
i have been on Hubpages for a week and a day and have gotten almost 500 views already that equals about 40 views a day but I want to aim for about 100 a day, but whatever suits you is fine, just go with the flow. I think looking too much at your stats will hinder your progress just concentrate on quality content, keyword research and about 2-3 backlinks. I don't really pay attention to backlinks as hubpages is good for seo with hardly any effort the only time I care about backlinks is on my own blog as that is only new and Google doesn't know about it yet. Good luck on Hubpages!
I think what ever the number is and ofcourse it would be good if there are more and more views.
How many page views an account is going to get in a day is going to vary with subject matter, number of Hubs, traffic flow and more. Different authors are going to have different criteria and expectations of what is "good."
Here's a link to an overview of traffic on HubPages that shows how many Hubs get an approximate amount of traffic per month. Try and get a few Hubs that hit the lower tiers and then slowly move your goals up.
http://hubpages.com/stats
This is a great question. I too believe that any page views are awesome, but you will also see your Hubpages views grow as each of your pages mature too. I really enjoy looking at the graph on my profile to see how many views I am getting on a daily basis.
I can't tell the numbers but we must need as many page views to increase earnings and popularity
I do it as often as my schedule will permit. Two times one day and several times the next.
Stay Well
I believe I would be ecstatic if I started getting hub views of 6000+ each day from my 47 hubs and then I would roughly be earning about $150 a month. But that's me just day dreaming. But that figure is a very good number indeed.
But on an average views of 1000 to 2000 a day is good.
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