Getting traffic?

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   akihanposted 15 years ago

   Hi i'm new to hubpages so i was wondering how does one get traffic to your hubs? Making a lot of hubs that go unvisited hardly seem to be the smart way to go. I must be doing something wrong or i'm not doing something right!

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   relacheposted 15 years ago

   There are a LOT of Hubs on how to get more traffic,
   
   http://hubpages.com/search/include:hubs+get+traffic

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   eyeofhposted 15 years ago

   I have had some decent luck with stumbleupon...

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   kikolaniposted 15 years ago

   Lots of social networks (like Facebook, Myspace, etc.) have groups on specific topics.  If you have an account with them, and find a group that is related to your hub, you could always try to post it in the group as a resource (assuming that it is informative and not too promotional).
   
   If you write hubs primarily on one topic, you could also create a Twitter account and find followers that are interested in that topic and promoting it there as well.  Same thing goes for StumbleUpon - find subscribers that are interested in your topic to share your hub.

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   Dame Scribeposted 15 years ago

   Use search to find Hubs on generating traffic, promoting, marketing your Hubs lots of information welcome to HubPages.

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   akihanposted 15 years ago

   Thanks guys! I'm just wondering on a time frame that how long should i work on a hub before moving on to the next one. How long on average do you take to make a quality hub?

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      prettydarkhorseposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      six hours but not continious,

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   tony0724posted 15 years ago

   I am probably the world,s laziest hubber so I probably should not chime In ,but I cannot help myself . First and foremost participate , read and comment on other peoples hubs . And fan other people too we are all part of a community after all .
   
       As for me I have probably written less hubs per timeframe then anybody else here. But I do not believe in quantity, I do believe im quality . Which is not to say that I am that great .
   
      And mainly keep your ego out of it ! I love hubpages and I like being a part of the whole thing , but I learned to stop worrying about my hubscore and fanclub numbers awhile ago . I think alot of people here take it way to serious , keep it fun !
   
   Remember that writing is somewhat of an artform not just a vehicle for commerce . But I welcome you to hubpages !

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