Hubs on Niche Sites Time Period

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   Kain 360posted 4 years ago

   I've written several 1000-1300 hubs and they have the featured status, but none have been transferred to a niche site yet. I'm glad that HP has implemented changes for search engine optimization, but sometimes it's unfortunate because I know I am losing potential views and earnings. 7 years ago I could publish an article and get several hundred views or more overnight practically.
   
   I don't know if Holidays have slowed things down or I have done something wrong. But I don't like to do things in vain.

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   Titiaposted 4 years ago

   I don't know, but when I look at your profile I only see 78 hubs and a lot of them are on the niche site Levelskip.com

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      Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

      Yes? This is not the only account I have written on.

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         poppyrposted 4 years agoin reply to this

         Well you said “none have been transferred to a niche site yet.” Since you have a few on LevelSkip, this isn’t true.

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            Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

            Sorry, I was referring to the recent ones. But a couple have been transferred now.

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               poppyrposted 4 years agoin reply to this

               Ah, I see, got it! It can sometimes take a few hours or up to a few weeks if the editors are busy.

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   DrMark1961posted 4 years ago

   Featured only means acceptable, nothing else. If your hub has not been moved there may be a lot of things you can improve. You can start a new thread under "improving your article" if you can handle the criticism.
   Thngs have changed a lot in 7 years.

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      Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

      Well, apparently a couple just got sent to the niche site. It must have just taken longer than it did previously. The issue how have is: How do I know if I have to wait for it to be reviewed or if I have to edit something? I don't want to delay too long because I'll lose potential views and my content will go too waste.

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         DrMark1961posted 4 years agoin reply to this

         I wish I could give you a straight answer on that. I do not have that information but I think it varies by the site and the number of articles published and submitted to that site.

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   Jessie L Watsonposted 4 years ago

   Congrats

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   Kain 360posted 4 years ago

   I think one of my hubs did not get sent to a niche site because it says "Submitting this article will not count toward your submission limit of 1 article per 14 days, because an editor recently asked you to make changes to this article. Nevertheless, please take the time necessary to edit your article as requested before submitting it!"
   
   How do I know what to change? I know how to view changes that the editors make, but I don't know how to view what changes I need to make for them to be accepted to a niche site.
   
   I've written 43 hubs in the last 10 months and over 90% have been featured and accepted. And I am glad. But quite frankly, I never knew where to check when changes to a hub were required. I basically gave up on them because I did not know what to do.
   
   Sometimes I make typos or use too many keywords. Sometimes my vision fails me.

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      Glenn Stokposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      Are you getting the emails from the editors? They always tell you what you need to change. It’s usually a personal addition below the canned section, so you might have missed it if you didn’t read the entire email. 
      
      On the other hand, if you’re not getting any emails from the editors, then check your spam folder.

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         Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

         Oh, I have to check that!  I will see.

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         Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

         I am afraid I do not see an email in my junk or regular box. I am unsure what to do now. There was a typo in the title, but I don't know if that was the problem. My hub is getting a decent amount of views and it's not even on the niche site yet.

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            DrMark1961posted 4 years agoin reply to this

            I am pretty sure if it gets passed over the first time you will have to submit it manually. Even if you submitted another a few days ago I think you should go ahead and try it, and you will either get the message that it is too soon, or you will be allowed to submit it because an editor looked at it and wanted to approve it.

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               Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

               I made some minor changes. I never submit a hub to a network site because (as far as I know) they are looked at by default after publishing them. But I guess in this particular case I have to do it manually as you said.

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                  Glenn Stokposted 4 years agoin reply to this

                  If it's a new hub, then wait for it to be chosen. Use your allotment of 1 per 14 days to submit other older hubs. Most hubs that meet the stellar guidelines will be moved within a week of publishing.

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                  DrMark1961posted 4 years agoin reply to this

                  Yes, I agree on the new stuff, but your hubs from years ago, even if they do not get much traffic, can be polished up a little and submitted to a niche site. The hubs moved to niche sites will have an improved page rank, which might lead to more page views.

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            Glenn Stokposted 4 years agoin reply to this

            You should fix those typos. They will keep your hub from getting moved. You can still edit the hub after you submit it, if you do it quick enough before an editor starts looking at it, although this is not recommended. Of course the best thing is to check and re-check all your content BEFORE you submit. I proofread my hubs multiple times. Sometimes ten or 20 times. It's worth the effort.

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               Kain 360posted 4 years agoin reply to this

               I think bolding and italicizing was the main issue actually. But yes, I fixed some typos in one of the hubs. I proofread my hubs a few times. Fortunately, HubPages is not ridiculously strict like Constant Content. At least HubPages standards are higher than they were years ago, though. I recall using that rating system on HP & I saw hubs that were giant blocks of texts with no capitalization or organization.

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