New hubber and new to poetry

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   JaiAsahi23posted 7 years ago

   Hey fellow hubbers a pleasant day!  I was kinda new to this medium and wanted to ask some feedbacks ,opinions and suggestions to improve my writing and hubbing. https://hubpages.com/@jaiasahi23 . I know it's crazy if I say that this poetry are wrote involuntary . I know I'm not born as an author , I only created this hub thinking  I might share some art through writing. I started writing this  notes on August 16,2017, I was bored ,It was raining and I was alone in my room. Scared and cold, but words keep running through my mind and so I grab my pen and any blank sheet of paper . And when I blink, the words are there.. and this keeps going on whenever I think of someone ...

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      theraggededgeposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      That's cool
      
      Why have you chosen HubPages as a platform to share your work?

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   JaiAsahi23posted 7 years ago

   I saw an ad while scrolling and I checked it and wow hubpage is like an informative and decent social site ... and while keep scrolling I find something interesting in hubpage that captures my attention. A lot of writings and idea that can help increase my intellectual capacity. Im just hungry for learning and knowledge..

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      theraggededgeposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Well, it's not meant to be a social site. It's a platform for writers to earn money. That's why I asked, because poetry does not do very well here. Not many people are looking for it and not many hubbers will read it.
      
      Having said that, hubbers are a friendly bunch and although very few frequent the forums, you are welcome to ask for help at any time.
      
      Have you visited the Learning Center yet? You can get to it via Help at the top right of every page.

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         JaiAsahi23posted 7 years agoin reply to this

         Ive visited learning center but haven't read much.. and also in making money, I tried to but the sining up process and the way of payment is not capable for me. ;( so i thought I'll just keep sharing poems, is it good miss?

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   Glenn Stokposted 7 years ago

   First of all, welcome to HubPages! As theraggededge has said, poetry does not do very well here. Generally, content that does well needs to be related to things that people search for on Google.
   
   With that said, you’re welcome to include your poetry, and there is even a niche place for it. Good content of your type will be moved to Letterpile, one of the many niche sites of the HubPages network. I see that one of your poems already had been moved to Letterpile and that is a testament to your capabilities. Only the best get selected.
   
   One thing I might suggest with poetry hubs, is to try to write a good summary that brings out the substance of it in a way that may bring reader engagement. Google will usually include the summary (visible to search engines via the meta description) in the SERPs (search listings). Include important keywords in the summary, but don’t overdo it. Google detects keyword stuffing and you want to avoid that. But a couple of the right keywords are useful to attract anyone who might be searching for content of yours that’s written as poetry.

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      JaiAsahi23posted 7 years agoin reply to this

      whoah okay okay Mr. Glenn thank you I'll try my best to learn and improve . Thanks a lot

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   RTalloniposted 7 years ago

   Welcome to HP. It's a neat place to learn more about writing and grow as a writer. You've already received some good feedback here. Make it a primary goal to always keep learning and raising the bar for yourself. Enjoy the learning experience, read other's work whether you are interested in the topic or not because that is a one of the best ways to learn more about what works. Set yourself to learn all you can about the importance of proof reading your own posts and be open to criticisms whether they are fair or not because we can always learn something from critics.

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      JaiAsahi23posted 7 years agoin reply to this

      yeah sir, that is what I always practice

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