Which or your articles seem to bring you in the most traffic/ income?
How many of your hubs would you consider "successful"
My most trafficked hub would have to be the one about coffee shops in New York City. It has substantially taken my number 1 spot, but I don't know if I would consider it to be a major success because it has not gotten near the pageviews that I've seen other hubbers get with their hubs.
The hubs that are bringing in the most views for me are about moral values in the classroom, learning languages (both English and foreign languages), and my memoirs of the 50s and 60s. As to income, these hubs are only bringing in pennies per day!!
"Successful" is a relative concept. I think 1,000+ views a month is definitely successful, whereas 500+ views is moderately successful. I've only been here a couple months, and so far I've only got one hub that fits that "moderately successful category." It's about persuasive writing prompts for use in English classes.
I have a few other hubs that are at or near the 100+ views/month category. I wouldn't say these are extremely successful, but as they age and/or receive some backlinks, they could potentially get more traffic. These are mostly about the House of Cards series on Netflix.
I've written a lot more on Yahoo! Voices, and I find that about 10% of my articles are really successful, another handful are minor successes, and a lot are flops. This matches up with statistics I read from a niche-site creator, who suggested that about 10 to 20% of his sites were big earners, 20 to 30% were low earners, and the rest (half or more) were basically flops.
I have six hubs with over 5,000 views and two over 20,000 views. I consider them successful because they are the hubs that attract views daily.
Handmade crafts, Valentines Day Quotes and Womens Day Quotes. These hubs gave me lots of earnings during those specific months.
I would say "How to make your butt more appealing" has earned me the most traffic which is why I try to polish that hub the most.
by ii3rittles 11 years ago
What does it take to earn $200 to $400 a month on hubpages?I am just curious.
by Sondra Rochelle 10 years ago
I hear people talking all the time about hubs that produce good readership, but I know this number differs for many. In your case, how many views per month do you think is good for any given article? Just curious.
by Kyler J Falk 5 years ago
It continues to baffle me how the Hubs I've written with the least amount of effort and attention to detail end up being the highest scoring Hubs out of all my content. Every time I write a Hub my score upon featured status is immediately around 65 and my scores never dip below that, rarely do they...
by Poppy 8 years ago
One of my game guides gets 100 views a week, even though the game came out in 2014. When I wrote it, I didn't really think it'd do as well as it is. Have any of your articles done surprisingly well?
by Mark dos Anjos, DVM 10 years ago
In a forum I read recently someone commented that Google looks down on your subdomain if it contains many poor articles. But how do I tell which is considered poor?Can I tell by hubscore? Some of my hubs are in the 60s, but have thousands of page views and others with fewer views are scored much...
by WILLIAM EVANS 12 years ago
Okay, Hubbers, I have been at it now for fourteen months. I am getting 1,000 hits weekly. I have written 98 articles, some of which have been on top of the charts. I have made $100 this year!!!!What am I missing? If you do not truly know the answer, please do not respond to...
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