No, I don't think so. Because, we are all facing the same problem.
No, not if you spend your time asking silly questions like this instead of working on improving your rankings/writing hubs.
Also:
http://sweetzara.hubpages.com/hub/Why-y … n-HubPages
Several "reasons" you put in there indicate you *aren't* doing them, which are why you will never recover. I find the existence of that hub, and this question....very ironic.
Lol! Good answer. With the page views being down in the dumps, there's very little motivation to write. Thanks for answering though.
You can write new Hubs or babysit and revise old ones to make them Google SEO happy, until Google and/or HubPages changes the rules again and you have revisit your hubs all over again to re-SEO them. Life in 2013 on the Internet...
Also:
Thanks for the link. Hopefully I'll get some more views thanks to you
If one writes for the effect it has on others, it's always missing something visceral which would attract just that effect. Just write because you must and publish it out of the generosity of your heart. Let others do whatever they can with it.
I can't really know the answer to that, can I?
I will say that I've had my views tending to sag over the past several months. I thought it was seasonal, during the pre- and post-Christmas periods, but despite some recovery early in January, things have been a bit slow.
The overall pattern is that the highest-performing Hubs continue to do well (and some mid-level ones have risen), but the traffic at the bottom level is really, really, slow. That's to be expected, I suppose, given the changes that Hubpages has made in introducing the 'idle' Hub. But the hope was an overall improvement, and I'm not seeing that. (And yes, I am trying some things--adding a separate blog (in part) to try to drive some traffic to certain Hubs, and publishing some new Hubs as well.
But it is worrisome. I wish it were easier to tell what HP as a whole is doing--I'd be better able to tell what is specific to my portfolio and what is more systemic in nature. But that information is not released, as far as I know.
Google is not as easy it was 2 year before and going tough every day.
Believe me, it is not only hub pages that effected many of the website and webpages are victims.
And again believe me, Some hubs are still getting (new and old) lots of traffic here.
You need to change your view, understand Google search engine and change your title and content according to that if you want your hubs in Google search as Google search is only consistent source of traffics, all other tricks are just temporary.
Learn about the importance of keyword research, get into the shoe of internet searchers and find out what they type in search engine to search about information you are providing in your hub and then optimize your hub according to that.
Google is changing every day so you have to be..
My views have been increasing. But I've noticed that the more often I write the better I do. I think Google respects people who are producing content regularly. Now I try to write at least one or two things a week. I have another account and usually write something once a day.
There are various factors to consider. It probably will if more people who are interested about your topics browse the net or if you write some more and indulge in SEO activities. The bottom line is, your views will less likely to recover if you don't do something about it. Good luck and God bless!
Why not try to write what is around that is very interesting and you will write really good.If your Views are not good let it be a Hub unread, as no two persons have same views.I write on some thing that I like more than something I don't like I write less but even that looks good to me though writing bad about how people behave may not be viewed they will try to come out of it.That is helping society.Please list your views and send me I will write one hub for you.
My fluctuates from time to time. I think it depends on the topics you write on and how often. Now it helps to get fellow hubpagers to follow you. But if you have Twitter Followers and Facebook Followers this may help get your page views up. Also if you go back to your hubs and edit them, by adding some new information to them, this may help your page views as well
This is an impossible question to answer as long as the Google "rules" and adjustments keep changing. I admit I am low tech and don't take the time to constantly change my rankings and many other things some Hubbers seem to do well, but even with their greater tech knowledge, it seems that all Hubbers experience trouble maintaining high traffic. So many forums are about this subject. Most Hubbers get discouraged and quit somewhere around 50 Hubs, because it is a lot of time and effort for something that seems to fluxuate so wildly. I think it comes down to most Hubbers who write because they love being creative or getting feedback on their writing.
The way many of us hubbers are working around Google's new algorithm is by working directly with Google+. You should definitely come join the HubPages Authors Community on Google+. Here is the link: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities … 1295766925
"96" rating, and your asking that! (??? Can I put an ad out for people to read my Hubs too? Great Idea, if not somewhat Opache! -liked what I read though.
They will, the views fluctuate quite a bit, and depending on how new your hub is, the internet spriders might not have crawled yet, getting it on yahoo, google and others.
Be patient and try to write on informative topic. You can't become a millionaire with only 20 hubs. Write more hubs with useful information , it would take some to rank them. At the end you will see the outcome.
I tend to agree with mcxniftycalls . Let's face it, if you want to be read you need to at least "think" about keyword search. Whether you use a keyword search (which I suggest), imagine yourself as a naive person searching on Google for one of your subjects. People search for answers or more knowledge about an interest, and I think most of the time they are not well read on those things. Trying to think of what you would type into a word search if you wanted to read about a new subject may help. In fact, it might just help as much as Adwords, who knows? This could help your traffic recover. Rather than feeling down about it, realize that Google makes money by sending folks to a webpage they think will generate money! So it will not get easier; those folks are good at what they do! You need to simply think of all the angles to maximize the attention your articles will get.
Good luck.
I have to answer with - It depends on what you do to recover your views. Unfortunately, writers also have to be marketers. Upon writing a hub, a book, whatever we write, we then need to let the world know it has been written.
When I publish a hub, the first thing I do is let my sphere of influence know about it. If it is a subject they are interested in reading, they will read it. If it is good enough to share, they will share it and the people they share it with will share it. They keep the views alive. I also promote my hubs through blogs that I write about the subject of the hub. Sometimes, I get a lot of views and sometimes, I get only a few views. It depends on the hub.
Nothing is guranteed, but a little effort goes a long way toward helping increase views.
I didn't start earning good money until I had 80 hubs. At that point, my earning just kept going up. For some people this never happens. You need to use SEO and research what does well.
I checked last February and my traffic was down that month too, as it is this month. I keep improving and adding to my hubs and that seems to help get traffic back to them. The more I write, the better I do. I will admit though, that you will never get rich here unless you write thousands upon thousands of hubs. Some fortunate people hit the right topic and make big money off just one. Not me.
your hubscore is 96! Far better than mine. Your views will increase when you publish more hubs and keep participating forums. Good luck!
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