Or am I lame? I just worked hard on a recipe hub. Pictures. Info. keyword use etc... and it just said 50 when I published it.
From what I have seen yes but I just published a hub not that long ago that started at 75. Weird.
it's a learning curve here, if you haven't read all of the info, getting started material HP offers, I strongly recommend it.
it will help immensely. have fun, learn, write and pick a good title/URL. there are all kinds of hubs here showing how to do that. just enter whatever you want to search and it will take you there. btw, welcome.
http://hubpages.com/docs/HubPagesGuide.pdf
(the avatar is for halloween, I'm actually very nice.) BOO!
Yes. All new hubs start at 50. If you let them sit and percolate for a few days before publishing, you'll see the score go up and down. I've had some reach 60+ before even publishing!
R2Moo2: Do you mean Yes I am lame.. or yes they start at 50? (JK) Thanks for the info. The perculating thing (good word picture) is intriguing. Why would it do that?
Anyway, why would a recipe hub be lame? I thought its good stuff!
I dont think its always 50. in my case,at times its above 50, at times below but most often is 50.
Not all of them. Some start lower than 50.
I published a Hub a few days ago that started from 63, but that's cos I had created it and left it in my account, unpublished for a few days.
Majority of them start at 50.
All hubs start at 50.
After you've claimed a URL have a look in your dashboard. It'll say 50.
It will fluctuate from there.
So by the time you publish it, it may very well be lower than 50.
The whole thing frustrates me. I had a hub at 74, then it slowly dropped to 69 while another, with less hits and comments, is now at 71. Another one I used key words, took pictures, did all those things you are supposed to do. it has had 26 hits today and is still at just 55. Is there any explanation? Will they come back up again?
As said above, write a good hub with lots of content and pictures, and then wait a few days before you publish it. I've done that and it has always been much higher than 50 when I publish. It also takes me a few days to finish a hub and be happy with it, so it's no problem for me to "wait to publish"...
Anyway, as someone said above, let it "percolate" before you publish!
by Carolyn Augustine 15 years ago
I recently got my lowest score ever for a book review on Kate Chopin's novel, The Awakening.Anyone want to give me some feedback? Usually my scores start around 50 and go up as I construct the hub.The entire review is my original writing. I didn't copy any text.
by Rajan Singh Jolly 12 years ago
Is there any benefit of allowing a hub to stay unpublished for a few days?Even if it is ready to be published? Just because we wish to have a higher hub score when it is published!
by Sleepylog 8 years ago
For months I published no hubs and my hubber score sat around 96, in the last month I published three hubs, all of which are featured and each time I published one my hubber score dropped by two points, it's now down to 90. Is this how HP rewards us for our hard work? Correct me if I'm wrong but...
by Stacy Harris 12 years ago
Is there a benefit to waiting to publish your hub?Is there a benefit for waiting for your hub score to become higher before hitting the publish button? I noticed if it takes awhile to get everything arranged that sometimes the hub score starts to climb. Is there any benefits until waiting until it...
by Dale Nelson 15 years ago
Please tell me if they are breaking any rules or if I'm on the right track. Also can someone explain the need by so many for comments on their hubs.Dont you just need to focus on your score average on your profile.
by GwennyOh 11 years ago
I am not worried as I have read not to be, but is it common to hit a Hub score of 0? It's a good thing that the Hub scores don't go into the negatives!
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