Now I have more time for writing hubs, not more than 70 hubs a week. I will be writing on topics that interest me. You may wander, will this be possible, ya, I will write more than 10 hubs a day because I got more time for that.
If they're good Hubs, go for it. However, first I recommend you read Darkside's Hub on Capsules, and Lissie's blog post on optimizing for Adsense:
http://lissowerbutts.com/make-money-wit … -hubpages/
Both will give you important tips on improving your layout. Also note that some very successful Hubbers are saying your Hubs need to be at least 800 words, and possibly up to 1,500, to get the best Google ranking.
Several of your existing Hubs have poor layout and some are very short. Personally I think people like Relache have the model right - challenges are all very well, but you'll make more money with 20 excellent Hubs than with 70 half-baked ones.
Good luck for you! You need 24/7 for your 70 hubs.
huge no of hubs. It's impossible to me... always. Anyway, for you... good luck
Yeah, that is a ton of writing! I would say to make sure that you are writing quality. I am not sure if you have ever tried to write 70 pages a day (I have had to for work and it sucked!!) I am sure it will be easier writing on things that interest you...but fewer hubs of better quality are better than just a big number
Good Lord. I went and picked two random hubs and they both consisted of a photo stolen from ShutterStock and two Youtube videos.
Not a word in sight.
I could knock out 70 of them in one day.
And they'd earn me zero cents.
No Darkside, you've got it wrong.
He's a great writer.
People all over the web are stealing his work - including Maddie Ruud.
http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/32983?page=2#
Marisa, thanks for posting Lissie's blog. I found it very instructive, especially the intro about how she had to remove it from Hubpages because it violated the TOS. Is it really true? We're not supposed to tell fellow hubbers how to make money off Adsense in a hub?
Aya, apparently the Hub triggered some of Google's automated filters. The Adsense TOS says you're not allowed to encourage people to click on your ads. Lissie's Hub was about how to place your ads to encourage clicks - so it had some wording which mindless robots could interpret as breaching the TOS.
70 hubs a week, of 500 word length (which is pretty dang short and not really going to provide much real value to a reader), working 7 days a week with no breaks ever, will require you to write 5000 words per day every day, always.
The most prolific writers (in general and based on biographies and interviews etc.), meaning the ones who can stick to it for a career and not a short week, two-week, forty-five day (lol, good look even with that) burst, strive with great discipline to come up with 1850 words per day of reasonable quality, which then needs to be edited and made readable with lots and lots of careful revision.
To actually publish 70 per week, you'll have to do almost three times the work of the great writers and NO editing for quality. Sounds like a very brutal personal goal.
You might consider setting a more realistic goal so that you aren't discouraged right off the bat and forced to suffer discontent at "failure" that is stemming from an unreasonable goal in the first place.
I do about 3,500 to 5,000 words a day of marketing or sales copy 4 to 5 days a week. And I often had to write that much when I was a consultant for days on end. It's not the same as writing a novel. I don't know that the OPs background is, So I just wish him luck.
I don't think we should assume that people can't write a lot everyday. But it does take a great deal of discipline.
Nelle, I made my comment after looking at his Hubs. If he's going to write another 70 Hubs like the ones he already has, he's wasting a lot of potential. Quality over quantity! (and I don't necessarily mean literary quality).
Marisa, the same thing happened with one of my hubs, but I was hoping the problem would be resolved in my favor. It is discouraging that a veteran hubber like Lissie was not able to get that decision reversed. It does not bode well for the rest of us.
Aya, I don't think she even tried. She decided it wasn't worth risking her Adsense over one Hub!
No I didn't try - I suspect it got pinged for promoting a "get rich quick scheme" which Google on one hand says is against their TOS but on the other hand is quite happy to accept advertisers for (that hub used to always have targetted ads on it LOL)
Lots of stuff online is not worth fighting over - and this was one of them (I took several other hubs down too which used Google's trademarked terms ) - I can of course still pubilsh it - I was just lucky that I had a site which was relevant to the topic and didn't run Adsense!
i hope you get your act together, i hope you are sucessful, i hope the sun is shining wherever you are. you can do it, will look in on you sometime soon god bless
So, Lissie, what is your advice for me? My top traffic producing hub "The Secret to Making Money on Hubpages" had its ads pulled. Should I put it on my personal website? How do I go about monetizing it, if I can't use Adsense?
You're kidding - that doesnt even have a Google trademark in the url - which I thought was the problem with mine!
Because I laready had a make money online website it was relatively easy for me - there are affiliate offer for coaching and hosting that people sign up for via my site
Aya, I'd put it on your personal website, because otherwise all you can do is feature Amazon books on blogging.
70 hubs a week? Is that in anyway possible? I'd like to really know.
If i had to do that, i'd never have a life!
Wow... That's possible? It takes me days just to write one hub.
Hope you've got lots of coffee to keep you awake. 10 Hubs a day? You might not be getting any sleep... good luck.
2 weeks since the initial post and no hubs... should be at 140 by now.
Guess he gave up...
Plus I gather from the thread that he seemed to have been writing spam-ish hubs.
by Dale Mazurek 15 years ago
Just got finished looking around at quite a few hubs and I really cant believe some of the garbage.I know HubPages is an outlet but there is also obvious abuse.Now I know many people use their hubs for adsense earnings and that is cool because I will do that as well. Adsense is a big factor...
by WeddingConsultant 15 years ago
I have yet to see a thread that has shared the successes of the hub challenge.Has anyone seen significant income increases in adsense? Was it worth it? Would you do it again?
by Baraccuza 4 years ago
Many people writing different things. But I and I'm sure that many other people would like to know the potential of hubpages. Thanks for answers.
by Sherry Hewins 12 years ago
Do you think it's better to post an OK hub every day, or a really good one once a week?
by M. Halyard 16 years ago
Hello, my learned colleagues! I am new to this (posted a few hubs last night for the first time). I have been reading forums for several hours today, as well as a few interesting hubs (thank you, Mark Knowles), about blogging and creating links and adsense, and all kinds of intriguing stuff that I...
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