My site traffic is falling, what to do, help??

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   NicoleMessengerposted 11 years ago

   My site traffic is falling, what to do, help??
   
   my first hub and only new here since friday.

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   ologsinquitoposted 11 years ago

   Traffic ebbs and flows. A new hub always gets more visitors because it's shown on the daily "feed" that everybody reads. Go to the Learning Center and read about how to promote your work. You want readers from outside of the Hub Pages community to visit as well. Writing more hubs is an excellent way to increase traffic overall, because if people read one hub they may read another.
   Good luck and welcome to Hub Pages.

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      NicoleMessengerposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      thank you so much for the insight and suggestions will apply..thanks for writing:)

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   paxwillposted 11 years ago

   I don't know if you are new to HP or to revenue sharing sites in general, but there is some fluctuation day to day, month to month.  Sometimes it has to do with the writer's choice in topic, sometimes it has to do with the site itself, and sometimes there are external factors like holidays.
   
   HubPages as a whole has experienced a decline in traffic, which is something that not everyone will tell you.  Were I in your position just starting out, I would start testing various revenue sharing platforms to see which one gives you better traffic and higher earnings.  Some of the most popular are
   
   Squidoo
   Wizzley
   Infobarrel
   Seekyt
   
   I do pretty well with Infobarrel, better than on Hubpages.  Your results may vary, best of luck to you.
   http://www.infobarrel.com/signup.php?ref_id=3453

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      NicoleMessengerposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      thanks so much for tips, will keep those in mind. thanks for writing:)

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   Bonsie007posted 11 years ago

   My first blog went from a fifty something all the way down to a zero. Within a couple of days it slowly climbed to 20 and I felt things were looking up! It gradually started going back up after another few days. Write more hubs. I've only been here about two weeks. So, I'm certainly no expert! But definitely write more hubs and give it more time. It may take the search engines some time to index our hubs.  Don't know but hang in there!

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      NicoleMessengerposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you Bonsie007 for your encouraging words..will take your tips into consideration..thanks again for commenting..

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   peachpurpleposted 11 years ago

   you have published 5 hubs but only 2 are featured. You need to change your hub titles. Some are not "catchy" that doesn't attract viewers. Try the title tuner. It helps me a lot. Btw, do some answering questions and hub hopping to push up your traffic too.
   http://hubpages.com/learningcenter/title-tuner

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