What do you do to improve the performance of each hub? Does your technique perfectly work?
1.A good keyword research before writing article
2.Find a long tail keyword (a sentence of about 6-10 words) having at least 300+ searches per month in Google.
3.Make a attractive title using that long tail keyword with in.
4.Write a original article of 600-800 words using my main and primary keywords within paragraphs and subtitles.
It work for me great. Most of my articles get in google searches within a weak and in just a 2 months, I started getting 100+ visits a day from google searches alone. some of my hubs are already in 1st page of google search results. Best luck.
Um... I just write a Hub and throw it out there. If it doesn't take off, then I write another one.
It may not be the most efficient system, but there are fewer headaches.
I share my hubs in related Facebook pages and include their link on relevant blog comments. It works. Before applying this technique, I barely make 100 views per day. Now it's up to an average of 600.
I write in a narrow niche (classic video games) and make sure I tweet on a regular basis to my 1000+ twitter audience, all of whom are genuine follwers. I also cross reference with links to my Wordpress site, and post updates on video game forums.
Works for me, and as the traffic is real rather than tricked into clicking, the visit length and page views per visit are great, with a low bounce rate.
I dont get many hubpage views, but I only engage with other users occasionally (like today!)
Roly
by Ethan Green 13 years ago
I've read a lot about the importance of doing keyword research, but then you also get the impression that to really do that research properly can take a long time unless you get lucky early on or really know what you are doing. So I wonder, with some people pumping out huge amounts of hubs, are...
by money mystery 14 years ago
Am happy to take your word for it:)
by David 470 14 years ago
When I use the Google Keyword tool, it gives both global searches and local.Does local searches refer to where you reside? For example, I live in the US, does the number given mean how many US searchers are looking for that term?
by Megan Garcia 12 years ago
I'm having an issue deciding what keywords to go after. Most of the lower competition words I'm not as interested in and it takes me longer to write since I'm not enjoying. But, most of the things I'm very interested in are harder to rank for but I can pump out hubs on those subjust easily. So, do...
by Susannah Birch 10 years ago
I think my last try was over a year ago. I honestly have never had success with it EVER, even with third party tools, bar ONE title about three years back. If you're freaked out by it, don't stress. You don't HAVE to do keyword research to get good traffic. Personally my two go-tos right now are:1....
by ChrisStigson 15 years ago
Hi!I'm seeing that many people here want to boost their views on their hubs It's a nice way to get some information out and earn some money from your hubs, for sure.So I wanted to take the time to show you a few ways that you can increase the amount of traffic you get to your Hubs.I'm not an...
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