Most popular articles issue on snip edits

  1. purpleshadow13 profile image79
    purpleshadow13posted 6 years ago

    This article on The 10 Most Beautiful Beaches in the Philippines is very popular and I tried to add in-text link to my other Hubpages article on secluded beaches option ( I do get a lot of emails from people who have read my article and are still looking for a more secluded option) but it got snipped. I also added in-text amazon link on products that really connect to a beach life like snorkeling gear or water sports item. Again, they snip it. I did use an amazon capsule before and added personal description and I definitely used that product before on the beach but again, it was snipped. I don't understand why they always snip everything that I add on one of my most popular articles? They don't remove in-text amazon links in my not so popular articles. I don't see anything wrong with linking my other Hubpages article to my popular article because I think it will somehow benefit the reader looking for more secluded beach options. Plus it is also within Hubpages so I don't see why it will not be beneficial to them. I only added one or two amazon links plus the link to my secluded beach article and that's it. Hubpages had no problem linking my article to CNN Travel but wouldn't allow my secluded beach article in there. It is a bit frustrating so can anyone help me understand it?

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  2. theraggededge profile image82
    theraggededgeposted 6 years ago

    You can't add Amazon links unless they are directly related to the content. If you are describing your experience of snorkelling, using a particular mask, that will work. If you are simply adding beach-related items, they'll be snipped - every time.

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  3. DrMark1961 profile image99
    DrMark1961posted 6 years ago

    Your article is on Wanderwisdom. They do not want you to link to Hubpages, a lower quality site, as it may affect your traffic. If the article you want to link to is moved to Wanderwisdom later it will be fine to link to it. (Have you submitted it to be moved?)
    As far as linking, choose the word snorkelling and then add something like (this is the brand of snorkelling mask that I bought from Amazon--it does not fog up and gives me a clear view when out checking out the ocean floor). If you have not bought something from Amazon, and have no experience using that gear, it is just going to be snipped.

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