How do you balance your time writing new hubs and revising old ones?

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   Sadie14posted 5 years ago

   How do you balance your time writing new hubs and revising old ones?
   
   Do you think you should spend more time improving hubs or writing new hubs? Or if you have found a good balance, what is it?

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   ViolinByCourtneyposted 5 years ago

   I don't balance my time well, but I think there should be a healthy balance. If nothing else, hubs should be updated so that they have text links to each other, so that one featured hub will improve the traffic to others.

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      celafoeposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      I didnt know it was ok to link your hubs together.    The  articles i write never change, but on rare occasion I may add a little to make it easier to understand or emphasize a point.   I will add links , thanks

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   gmwilliamsposted 5 years ago

   Out of my 345 hubs, I have revitalized and revamped 102 hubs.  Have 243 more to go.   I will not write any new hubs until all my old hubs are revamped.   This is going to take AWHILE.......

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      Sadie14posted 5 years agoin reply to this

      I don't have that many yet. As many new ideas as I have I'm trying to place importance on where to spend my time. A lot of my first hubs definitely need some work!

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   peachpurpleposted 5 years ago

   when i am lazy to write new hubs although i have the titles and draft, i would revamp my old hubs which are "unfeatured"I am doing one right now. Takes at least an hour to fix it.

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   Missy Macposted 5 years ago

   Nice to read everyone's strategies. I am back on track with writing:  Unfortunately, an illness prevented me from keeping up my writing.  However, I always check if old hubs need revising.

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   dorothy0328posted 5 years ago

   Since where I have recently moved to has no internet I have found myself writing the hubs by hand and correcting them to my satisfaction at home. On my free days I come down to the library with my already written hubs and type them up when my time allows me to. After typing it up I then have the library print off a copy for me to take home. When I am at home I take another look at the hub and then add in anything I may need to make it a better hub or any other ideas I may have not thought about when I wrote the hub And upon returning to the library I edit my hubs occasionally however with the majority of the ones I have published I am satisfied with how they are presented.

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