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  Getting Traffic for Your Articles

  Are having a search-friendly title and using keywords the same thing?

  by Nathan Bernardo 11 years ago

  It seems to me they are. You find out what's searched on the Internet and put it in the title of your article. But it seems to me, some of it is just logic; What will someone likely type into the search engine? No one is going to search for "how to pay attention instead of getting wrapped up...

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  HubPages Tutorials and Community

  Resolved: can we have a page where we can see all search keywords?

  by Robie Benve 12 years ago

  I love to see what people were looking for when they found my hubs, it helps me choosing new titles and see which questions I left unanswered.I was hoping to see keywords under Traffic Sources, but I have to click on each hub and then stats, and then keywords.... quite a long process to check them...

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  Getting Traffic for Your Articles

  Anyone else not getting indexed by Google?

  by Dan Harmon 14 years ago

  I now have 11 hubs that are not indexed by google - nothing published since July 12 (the last one was published on the 9th and indexed yesterday).  Normally I've seen then set up with 24 hours, occasionally in 48, but now it's 8 days and not done!!??

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  Getting Traffic for Your Articles

  New hub not crawled by google!

  by David Stillwell 12 years ago

  For the first time, after publishing a new hub, I was not able to find it in google search for three days. I had to manually enter the hubs information into google so that it would be added to the search engines.  Since then, the hub has only had 1 view from google... though yahoo search seems...

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  Help for New Hubbers

  What is more important, a catchy title or a correct keywords?

  by Ru-an 15 years ago

  I heard someone say that if possible your hub title should be the exact keyword that you use as your main keyword, if you want to rank high in search engines. But that doesnt allow for a catchy title which will get you seen easier on a social bookmark site for instance, which could boost your...

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  HubPages Tutorials and Community

  FIXED: Prefix "Next" showing for some Title in Google search

  by Melanie Palen 12 years ago

  I'm not sure this is happening to my others hubs (I checked another one and it was fine), but one particular hub has the words 'next' in the title in Google search.Here's a pic:Edit: It is happening to others hubs of mine.

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