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Advice on how to create a hub...

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yenajeonposted 7 years ago
How do I create an acceptable hub about my own website. It's a fashion/shopping website.
What is and is not allowed? Is there a limit on size or number of links? Please enlighten me
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thisisoliposted 7 years ago
Create a Hub on a related subject to your site and then pass one or two links through to your own website
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yenajeonposted 7 years ago
ok so can I assume that writing a hub exclusively about your own website is prohibited?
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darksideposted 7 years ago
Does it have to be about your website?

Can't it be about the topic that you cover at your own site?

Lets say you have a page on your blog about the 'Development of High Heels' and you publish a hub on the 'History of Womens Shoes'. When you touch on high heels in your hub, you can highlight a keyword phrase in your content, preferably something that says 'high heels' and then hyperlink it to your site.

You now have yourself a backlink.

And it benefits the curious reader who will only click on it if it really interests them. That's quality traffic.

It's win/win.
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moanalisaposted 7 years ago
The amount of time it takes to get a reply that answers all of your questions directly here, you could have had them answered in 5 minutes if you bothered to read the terms of service.

If your purpose here is to market a product, then to not bother to read the TOS indicates to me that you wouldn't value any contracts you'd have with your customers, either.

Choose wisely.
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DanPowersposted 7 years ago
Hubs that just link to other sites get a low Hubscore and create no value for the person writing them.
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