Are there any new Hub Page Success Stories out there?

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  1. Karen Hellier profile image87
    Karen Hellierposted 11 years ago

    Are there any new Hub Page Success Stories out there?

    I have repeatedly read the success stories of the people profiled on the Hub Pages Success Stories page.They have been there for at least 1 year now. Just wondering if there are any new people making between $350 and $1,000 per month?

  2. JimTxMiller profile image75
    JimTxMillerposted 11 years ago

    I consider myself a success story here. I made $0.83 last month! I am here for the writing; for creating quality hubs that folks enjoy reading and for participating in the community give and take. My plan seems to be validated as I have the Rising Star accolade on my profile page. Everyone has his/her own reasons for being here, and that's how it should be. I'm just not in that group that spells $ucce$$ in terms of dollars.

    1. AsterCLinn profile image60
      AsterCLinnposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Good for you, Jim. "Love over gold." I agree with that. God bless and keep well.

    2. tillsontitan profile image80
      tillsontitanposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Its all about the writing!

  3. hawaiianodysseus profile image69
    hawaiianodysseusposted 11 years ago

    Actually, there IS a success story I've been personally following. Would you like to learn more about this talented individual? Okay, just follow these easy instructions...

    First, take a large sip of coffee from the mug beside the laptop in front of you. You'll need this portion of your tasty beverage for some quick energy.

    Now, stroll casually yet with meaningful determination to the closest mirror.

    And there you'll find her, your newest HubPages success story.

    Looking forward to the hub you write about her. She's very deserving!

    1. Karen Hellier profile image87
      Karen Hellierposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Ha ha...cute. I guess I was talking financially successful, and I am not there yet! Thanks for the vote though!

    2. tillsontitan profile image80
      tillsontitanposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      As always, HawaiiO makes the point and speaks the truth!

    3. MarieAlana1 profile image69
      MarieAlana1posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I really like this comment, but it is true you can do anything your heart pushes on to do.

  4. profile image0
    Jayfortposted 11 years ago

    While I haven't made the "big bucks" yet (just under $13 so far!), writing Hubs has re-awakened the writer in me. As a young man, I loved to write science fiction and comic book stories (lots of submissions and only one acceptance, but never give up). In my mid-20s, I became a technical writer and it ruined me for writing for enjoyment. (Who wants to spend time writing at home if you do it ALL day!)

    After discovering Hubpages, I wrote a number of Hubs (31, thus far!) and found a lot of enjoyment in it. This led me to work on two projects that have been burning in the back of my mind for many years. I've written two stories in a new children's series which my #1 Son will be illustrating and I've finished my first edit of a science fiction novel that I'm working on with #2 Son. (#1 Son is doing the cover art for this!) These should be ready for e-publication soon.

    I now plan to write a number of Hubs and broaden the base of topics I've addressed. While doing this I'll be outlining further books in the children's series and the sci-fi series. Once I get 20 - 30 new Hubs done, I'll be ready to tackle new books!

    1. Karen Hellier profile image87
      Karen Hellierposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That's great. Congrats.

    2. LBeven profile image61
      LBevenposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      This is great encouragement- I also am finding that after a week of writing articles on Hubpages, I'm feeling more inspired to get back to writing short stories smile

  5. Careermommy profile image76
    Careermommyposted 11 years ago

    Hi Karen, please see link to success stories: http://hubpages.com/success/
    There are some out there!

    1. Karen Hellier profile image87
      Karen Hellierposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Careermommy,

      Yes, those stories have been there on Hub Pages since I started over 1 year ago. I wondered if there are any other success stories out there. I would love to see some updates, and new people there. Thanks.

  6. AsterCLinn profile image60
    AsterCLinnposted 11 years ago

    Regrettably, as I have only published two Hubs so far, I cannot answer that question.
    Nevertheless, one thing I do know, is that I have been providing ad-space via various mediums for, e.g., Google and (as an "affilliate" for) others, for 6 years overall.  And up to now have only "earned" some $28.00? Unbelievable!
    Especially as one (monetized) YouTube video I made had over 25,000 hits?!
    No, definitely something very strange going on here. PS: have you looked up magazines and periodicals on the Internet that actually pay REAL money (e.g., $50.00 - $100+)  for the articles they accept for publication?
    Kind regards,
    Aster C. Linn.

  7. peachpurple profile image84
    peachpurpleposted 11 years ago

    Heard of some hubbers claimed to earn a few hundred bucks per month to 1k. As for me, i have earned USD$15 per month which i am happy with. I love the HP community because they are friendly and helpful. Writing here is meaningful to me.

    1. Sharicey profile image61
      Shariceyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I think the best part of HP is that there is a very supportive and friendly community.

    2. aparkhurst7 profile image68
      aparkhurst7posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I agree. I'm really new here and everyone is SOOO helpful. When I joined I wasn't expecting such a friendly community and that alone will make me stay here a long time.

  8. stricktlydating profile image76
    stricktlydatingposted 11 years ago

    Yes I am making a good part-time income here between that income level.  With 110 Hubs.  I hope to keep writing more too!

    1. Karen Hellier profile image87
      Karen Hellierposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That's excellent. Good for you! I am happy to hear there are some new people doing that well. It bring hope to the rest of us!

  9. Theophanes profile image91
    Theophanesposted 11 years ago

    I'm not discontent with what I've managed. These past couple of weeks have brought me a few days with 1000 visitors (usually I hover around 600 a day.) I am hoping to keep it up, if not make it higher. We'll see what adding a few more hubs does. I think I have a little over 100 now. I am putting all the money earned towards self-publishing a book. That could be a great thing to consider a success.

    1. AsterCLinn profile image60
      AsterCLinnposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hello Theophanes,
      Blurb at www.blurb.com is a self-publishing company for self-published books which cost around $3.95 upwards (per copy) (and they also offer a handy, free DIY bookwriting software download). So perhaps, you could start right away?

    2. Theophanes profile image91
      Theophanesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I could publish a novel for free through Amazon's CreateSpace. If I wanted to sell an E-book there are plenty of avenues to do that too. Unfortunately I want a coffee table book of my travels through the lower 48 - full color photos are expensive!

  10. robhampton profile image59
    robhamptonposted 11 years ago

    I have 30 hubs and do over $150.00 per month during the warm summer months since I write hubs about swimming pool care and maintenance. From October to march though I make next to nothing. Definitely seasonally driven.

    1. AsterCLinn profile image60
      AsterCLinnposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Could you not include articles on the benefit of having a heated pool, or bath equipped with (massaging and relaxing) jet-propelled water sprays, similar to a jacuzzi? Or suggest the use of patio "chimenoes?" Or recommend the purchase of a selk'bag?

    2. robhampton profile image59
      robhamptonposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That doesn't make sense. If I want to write about heated pools, I will. Strange comment

    3. LauraVerderber profile image91
      LauraVerderberposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      AsterCLinn was trying to be helpful, and suggest relevant article ideas that would get traffic in the colder months.

  11. Sharicey profile image61
    Shariceyposted 11 years ago

    I'm not a success story by any means so I can't give a real answer to this question just my opinion based on my experience. So like you I have been wondering if there are any new or other success stories out there. However, I think its possible to become a success story but it takes time and a lot work. I would be interested to know how many hours does a "successful" hubber put into writing for hubpages. Great question sorry I didn't have an answer for you.

  12. Andy McGuire profile image76
    Andy McGuireposted 11 years ago

    I'm sloooooowly generating some nice exposure and comments, while meeting some awesome writers in turn. But as far as monetary compensation goes, I haven't made crap. It's okay, I'm just thrilled to be validated as a writer of fine comedic and (some) serious minded hubs. As a bonus, when a hub of mine is not only approved, but featured as well, that is awesome.
    If you're in this for the money then....tell me how you do it!!!

    1. Sharicey profile image61
      Shariceyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Same for me. I think its the same for the majority of people who write on here.

  13. kitkat1141 profile image84
    kitkat1141posted 11 years ago

    I am hoping Hub Pages will come out with some current success stories to show us who is making money now, and what niches they are writing in.  The previous article that profiled people was from 2011 data.  It would inspire us all to work harder.

  14. jeffduff profile image74
    jeffduffposted 11 years ago

    These are tough times for the American economy, in general, and especially  for the Hubpages enterprise and Hubpage's freelance writers (that's all the rest of us).  There may well be NO Hubbers who have bumped up into the $350 - 1,000 range, during the last 12 months.

    I think we can improve things around here and make more money for everybody, as I discuss in my newest hub, "Hubpages at the Crossroads". (I don't want to try to repeat everything here.)

 
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