Traffic - HubPages vs Squidoo

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  1. JYOTI KOTHARI profile image61
    JYOTI KOTHARIposted 16 years ago

    Agreed.
    Jyoti kothari

  2. Junkster profile image61
    Junksterposted 16 years ago

    I prefer Hubpages to be honest, I started using both around the same time but squidoo was just too awkward and not very user friendly.  Although they do integrate Google Analytics so you can find out relevant keywords and such, I just prefer the hubpages layout and how easy it is to write about something that enters your head straight away!

  3. profile image0
    IMHustleposted 16 years ago

    The responses to this thread are as interesting as the thread itself smile.

    As someone who uses both sites and has had success with both, I can say that the amount of traffic any of us receives depends on the popularity of your topic/niche, the keywords or tags you're using and on page/ off page SEO factors involved.

    As far as earnings are concerned, I've earned more money from Squidoo because I use it as an affiliate marketing platform. I use Hubpages for article marketing to drive traffic to my Squidoo lenses, not to make any affiliate sales - any money I make from Hubs is a bonus. If HubPages was a little more affiliate marketing friendly, I would really love to test the two.

  4. doncarlin profile image61
    doncarlinposted 16 years ago

    That's the ticket right there! You can't just build a hub or lens for that matter and expect everyone just to come to you. It takes effort; finding the right niche and keywords, placing one way links to your hubs, and the other SEO techniques. I'm just getting started and I know it requires work, regardless which you use.

  5. RyanRE profile image60
    RyanREposted 16 years ago

    I am new to Hubpages and just published my 1st Hub. I have several lens at Squdoo and had been hesitant in joining Hubpages because I wanted to maximize my time. Thanks for clearing up some confusion.

  6. jacobworld profile image58
    jacobworldposted 16 years ago

    hub pages r pretty good although i write mostly about travels and i dont get much of a response . Squidoo is not good either .
    I get more from more specialized websites like www.worldpolis.com
    I have to say hubpages r good for news articles

  7. PetMemorialWorld profile image82
    PetMemorialWorldposted 16 years ago

    Interesting stuff!

    I just started using both hub pages and Squidoo

    For me it seems to be easier to rank in Squidoo (not really sure why) but my first attempt went under 5000 in a matter of a couple of days.

    I haven't had a lot of traffic from either site, but then that might be might choice of topics, or the fact that I don't know any thing about SEO?

    As for making money ....   I live in hope hmm

  8. solarshingles profile image60
    solarshinglesposted 16 years ago

    Jason, thank you very much for your precise stats about HubPages!
    I truly like community spirit on HubPages!
    To say in common language, Google likes HubPages much more than Squidoo lenses. Squidoo was punished last year, due ti its 'spammy' lenses.

  9. AdsenseStrategies profile image65
    AdsenseStrategiesposted 16 years ago

    I certainly find Hupages much more user friendly. Squidoo, so far, is a bit clunky for me.

    On the other hand, I love some of its capsules.

  10. doncarlin profile image61
    doncarlinposted 16 years ago

    I do like the selection of widgets available at Squidoo, but from what I have seen, I have no doubt HubPages will be adding their own widgets.

    I for one would love to have the ability display my Slide.com slideshow, not a real fan of Flickr and love the effects found at Slide. Plus Slide supports Chinese characters better.

  11. jmessina10 profile image60
    jmessina10posted 16 years ago

    Jason;

    Thank you for sharing this information. I have two lenses built on Squidoo and only receiving a few views a day. I just published my Psychic Journey on HubPages today.

    Regards,

    John

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    1. Misha profile image64
      Mishaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      John,

      Welcome to Hugpages smile

      If the topic of your hub is not related to the topic of the thread, posting a link to it is considered spam in this community. Fix, please.

      1. xtnshun profile image63
        xtnshunposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        I didn't know that (although I've never done it).  Where does it say that?

        1. Misha profile image64
          Mishaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          I don't think this rule exists in writing, but it is pretty established "unwritten" rule on these forums. Feel free to open a thread to contest it if you feel it is unfair. smile This has been discussed a plenty of times already - with the same result.

  12. xtnshun profile image63
    xtnshunposted 16 years ago

    Actually no - I think it's a fine rule.  I was just hoping for a written list rather than an unwritten one - makes things easier and doesn't put off newbies.  But that is enough about that on this thread!

  13. Misha profile image64
    Mishaposted 16 years ago

    I think darkside has a list of unwritten rules on one of his hubs. I don't remember which one exactly unfortunately. However reading through his hubs is always time well spent, so I encourage you to take a look there smile

  14. darkside profile image60
    darksideposted 16 years ago

    Here's my collated list of HubPage Rules.

    1. guidebaba profile image58
      guidebabaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks!
      http://www.guidebaba.com/Images/Guidebaba-Singing.gif

  15. guidebaba profile image58
    guidebabaposted 16 years ago

    Well. OK

  16. aidenofthetower profile image68
    aidenofthetowerposted 16 years ago

    I have to say that I am really not surprised by these numbers. I haven't done a lot on Squidoo, but it didn't take long for me to see a lot more traffic and money from Hubpages then from Squidoo. I joined Squidoo first and haven't even made a dollar with them yet. My traffic there is really piddly even with advertising my lenses. On the other hand, I don't advertise my Hubs much and get a nice amount of traffic and a growing income from it.

    Hubpages is best. The only thing that makes Squidoo worth working with is the fact that they don't care if you promote sites. You can write lenses aimed at getting traffic for your blog, website, or affiliate program. It might not get a ton of traffic, but that traffic does convert to traffic on your sites (sometimes). This makes it good for marketing, but not good for writing and making money.

    1. JYOTI KOTHARI profile image61
      JYOTI KOTHARIposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I have not tried squido yet. But you have provided very useful info that it may enhance traffic to other sites of the author.
      Jyoti

  17. plaw profile image37
    plawposted 16 years ago

    I have never developed a squidoo lens but I am moderately satisfied with the kind of views that I get at my hubs. Not much revenue since joining but I like the community spirit

  18. compu-smart profile image82
    compu-smartposted 16 years ago

    Thanks Jason for this information..

    I am so glad to be a part of Hubpages!! this is such a great site and everythings just so easy unlike other places which look a complete mess and trying to navigate around those sites  is extreamly difficult!

    Hubpages Rules each and everyday;)

  19. Eunice Apia profile image60
    Eunice Apiaposted 16 years ago

    I went to Squidoo to find out what the site is all about and let me say, I'm over whelmed. Maybe I am lazy, but it is too complicated for me. I have to master Hubpages before I can master a site like Squipdoo. In other words, for now I prefer Hubpages, but I'm not going to say no to a chance to make extra money writing.

    1. doncarlin profile image61
      doncarlinposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      That gave me an edge on HubPages, I found Squidoo long ago and mastered their page making system. Hub is a breeze compared to Squidoo.
      On the flipside though, Squidoo does have more widgets right now as well as greater HTML support, allowing a greater expression of creativity on lenses.

      Hopefully Hubpages will expand likewise.

  20. JYOTI KOTHARI profile image61
    JYOTI KOTHARIposted 16 years ago

    In my opinion ,hubpage in present state is very good and simple so that anyone can easily master it.
    Jyoti Kothari

  21. patnamohan profile image59
    patnamohanposted 16 years ago

    Good information!

  22. profile image0
    Ronald Daniarposted 16 years ago

    Squiddo is well-known because of Seth Godin behind it. However, I prefer HubPages because of the easy tools and simple layout.

  23. thranax profile image72
    thranaxposted 16 years ago

    I never made a Squidoo, I think they might have some advertising potential.

    But I do know is I love Hubpages, it's the best all the time big_smile

    1. guidebaba profile image58
      guidebabaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Squidoo is a Garbage. Hubpages is 100Times Better. You are correct - It is the best of all times...Cheers for Hubpages !!!

  24. ceounlimited profile image60
    ceounlimitedposted 16 years ago

    Wowzers!  I personally prefer hp... it just seems to easier for me to navigate, create hubs and  the amount of hub love is abundant for a newbie.  In fact, I don't know how to say this... I know that we haven't been together very long but, wow, I think I'm in love with hp.  I think about it when I have to be away from my computer, I am on hp if there is a computer anywhere around and I enjoy reading and leaning about hp ... uh?  I might be a hub stalker or it could be love I'll just have to let the relationship continue to form.

  25. Squimpleton profile image62
    Squimpletonposted 16 years ago

    Actually the only reason why Squidoo has such low numbers is because a lot of people give up, which means the average is lower.

    However I get just as many visits on my Squidoo lenses as on Hubpages.
    As far as claiming that HP is better...I won't say either one is better. Even though it seems like both sites are a lot alike, in truth they're not. Squidoo is more for the affiliate promoter and people who wish to get out information, whereas Hubpages seems more like the opinionated writer. That's why I believe every squidooer should have a HP account, and a vice versa. It's just a matter of finding out what works best for you in each site.

    1. darkside profile image60
      darksideposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Your wisdom far outweighs your three days of hubbing! smile

      People using both and playing to the advantage of each are 100 times better off than those blindly backing the one horse.

      I'm a big fan of both.

      1. Squimpleton profile image62
        Squimpletonposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        Lol, silly. I've been a longer for more than 3 days - way more.. However when I decided to give Hubpages a true chance, I figured I'd start clean with a brand new account.
        Also I'm an observant, it's a nice talent of mine to be able to quickly and thoroughly analyze things. So I've been looking around to see which hubs do best and have the most activity (since activity means more chances of clicks and returning viewers) and I've been looking at the best lenses and if you compare them it is SO obvious that the target audiences for both sites are way too different to compare.. It'd be like comparing a 360 to a DS, both have their points but they're truly incomparable.

  26. Marisa Wright profile image86
    Marisa Wrightposted 16 years ago

    I signed up for Squidoo but have only written one lens.  It was all too much like hard work, IMO!    It seemed far more complicated to create a lens compared to a Hub.

    1. Squimpleton profile image62
      Squimpletonposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      But that's only because you're used to Hubpages. Whatever you're used to is what will be easier.

      I know when I started hubpages (after doing 30+ lenses on squidoo) it was actually hard, my first hub took me forever to complete in comparison to the time it usually takes me on Squidoo. It's all a matter of habit. To me hubpages was too hard.
      However now I'm getting used and can do both in about the same amount of time. All a matter of habit.

      1. guidebaba profile image58
        guidebabaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        Very true.

        1. Social Conscience profile image59
          Social Conscienceposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          I also found hubpages more difficult because I got familiar with squidoo first. Now, I find them both useful - but for different kinds of purposes. I find hubpages generally easier to navigate but squidoo has some bells and whistles that cannot be ignored. I do, however, hope that hubpages DOES NOT incorporate all the gadgets that squidoo uses. Less gadgets mean readers stay on the page more. PLUS the hubpages community seems 'closer' with members interacting moreso than on squidoo. I can be assured of more repeat member interaction and some actual HELPFUL commenting at hubpages

          one of squidoo's serious drawbacks (correct me if I am wrong): I cannot find a DRAX on squidoo
          smile

      2. Marisa Wright profile image86
        Marisa Wrightposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        I don't agree.  I remember when I first arrived at HubPages, I found it easy to follow and had my first few Hubs set up in no time.  Admittedly my layout wasn't very sophisticated!

        This thread reminded me that I wanted to do a lens to promote my new website, so off I went to give it a try - and remembered why it irritated me. 

        I don't know HTML, for one thing.  The other is that the site is very slow - every time I make a change, it takes forever to react, and I had to hit publish several times.  I remember having the same hassle last time.  Finally after I hit publish, there are several capsules that don't show up, even though they are there when I'm in edit mode - and the eBay capsule shows results in edit mode then says it can't find anything when it's published. 

        I do know that people get value out of using both, so maybe one day I'll give it another try.

  27. Mark Bennett profile image60
    Mark Bennettposted 16 years ago

    I haven't had anywhere near the traffic and friendly comments at Squidoo that I have had at HubPages and at Gather. And the editing interface makes my eyes cross and my teeth grind - having to hand-type the HTML to build links is hard work for the less computer-literate.

    Go the highlight-and-click tool, I say!

    Squidoo lenses have sent maybe 1% of the referral traffic to the sites I am linking out to, compared with HubPages. In other words, I have to build 100 Squidoo lenses to get the same traffic to my own website as building one Hub brings me.

    Maybe I am missing a particular Squidoo trick or something. I paid $30 for an eBook on the topic, but it didn't help me much. I haven't really seen the point of Squidoo since Google put them in the doghouse.

    1. profile image0
      Ronald Daniarposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Do you still need it? If not, let me have it for free coz I might need it.

      lol

      If only a celebrity joins HubPages here, then HP will easily beat Squidoo in the traffic rank. Wait, maybe I am wrong, is there any hubbers here who are celebs?

      lol

  28. patnamohan profile image59
    patnamohanposted 16 years ago

    I think,, hub page is wothwhile!!!They are paying back for my labour

    1. guidebaba profile image58
      guidebabaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Are you truly paid back for your Labour ??? How mush are you making everyday ???Hubs on Sexy and half-naked Ladies are good only for traffic, not for money. And you call this Labour !!!

      LOL

  29. Squimpleton profile image62
    Squimpletonposted 16 years ago

    I was saying that if you're used to one, the other is hard. Not that both were hard at start up. What I meant to say that, if you squidoo first, hubpages is hard. If you hugpages first, squidoo is hard. I started squidoo first, so hubpages was hard , but squidoo was easy. Sure, at first the only html tags I used were <b> and <i> , and the simple <a href> tag and I would just write - the same way I see many people do here. I'm sure if I had started with hubpages, I would have thought it was easy too, and that squidoo was hard.

  30. StuartJ profile image69
    StuartJposted 16 years ago

    I have used both HP and Squidoo and I prefer the atomosphere here at HP. I think at Squidoo there may be more really bad lenses than there are bad HubPages here because HubPages runs a much tighter ship. The best lenses will probably do ok though.

    Personally, I prefer the Squidoo tools. HubPages frustrates me because I have to battle it to get simple formatting into a module. If more basic HTML was allowed it would make life much easier for those of us who know a bit, and simple instructions for those who don't shouldn't be too hard to follow. A TOC module like they have at Squidoo would be great, and polls too.

    I grant that Squidoo has not got so many modules that it is starting to become too complicated, and I think (please note Paul that this idea is my intellectual property and will cost you my usual fees if you want to use it ;-)) that a "Basic" and an "Experts" mode would solve the problem of those who find the likes of Squidoo too complicated. The Basic mode could be much like HubPages are at the moment, so it doesn't frighten or overwhelm those not used to creating Web pages, and the Experts mode could have extra bells and whistles for those of us with Web page experience.

  31. patnamohan profile image59
    patnamohanposted 16 years ago

    Yes Hub Means quality!!!!! All we are quality people who share quality result in HUB

  32. jimmythejock profile image82
    jimmythejockposted 16 years ago

    hey guys any chance of an update?....jimmy

    1. pauldeeds profile imageSTAFF
      pauldeedsposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Jimmy you can see the traffic data for yourself:

      http://www.quantcast.com/hubpages.com
      http://www.quantcast.com/squidoo.com

      We are both on a bit of a growth spurt lately, but Squidoo is still a little ahead of us in total visitors.  There are about 150,000 published hubs.  I'm not sure how many lenses there are, my guess would be upwards of half a million.   So, I think the traffic per hub/lens claim that Jason made is still valid.  One other thing to keep in mind -- Squidoo still has adult content.  I'm not sure what percentage of their traffic is to adult lenses, but when we removed porn about a year ago our traffic declined about 35% (although revenue didn't change much).

      We don't spend a lot of time comparing ourselves to the competition.  Of course we keep an eye on what they are up to, but for the most part we focus on implementing useful new features and providing good value to our authors.

  33. Veronica Bright profile image59
    Veronica Brightposted 16 years ago

    Yep, I goofed on that one....my most sincere apologies....lol
    Ahhhhh if only to be Perfect, oops, I mean Mark Knowles in an imprefect world....
    Okay, I'm done..sometimes I feel a little snarly too....but I was just laughing at my own mistake...nice catch Mark

    Veronica

  34. Mark Knowles profile image58
    Mark Knowlesposted 16 years ago

    lol

    And Germane means pertinent to smile

    As opposed to German, which is a whole different thing.....

  35. Squimpleton profile image62
    Squimpletonposted 16 years ago

    There are about 630,000 lenses in total. A good portion of them are WIP, which means they most likely get 0 traffic. I'd say only about 200,000 lenses actually get any kind of regular traffic. The reason I say this is that when a lens falls out of wip status with only minimal visits (like 1 or 2) it usually ranks around 180k.

  36. PetMemorialWorld profile image82
    PetMemorialWorldposted 16 years ago

    One advantage I see is that I don't have to make $100 in adsense with Squidoo to get a pay out. 

    Oh for the day when I get that anyway   ...    hmm

  37. compu-smart profile image82
    compu-smartposted 16 years ago

    Paul,

    You needent have used Quantcast to explain Hubpages is better!! I could have told you that!smile lol

    I too, have ventured over to Squidoo once! and have never returned for many reasons, yet I do know everywhere has it's place!!

    smile

  38. Andy101 profile image61
    Andy101posted 16 years ago

    I just need to add my penny's worth to the Hubpages vs Squidoo discussion to say that it is hard to believe that my hubs attract approximately 10 times more visitors than my lenses while I have exactly the same articles published in Squidoo and Hubpages. I simply duplicate and I would only replace the word "lens" with "hub" should I need to make such reference within my article. I suspect it's got to do with Adsense and Google with Google being more inclined to publish Hubpages contents to search results than Squidoo contents??

    1. Marisa Wright profile image86
      Marisa Wrightposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      If you have the same article on both, which one was published first?  The HP version or the Squidoo version?

  39. hglick profile image84
    hglickposted 16 years ago

    That Data is Absolutely Correct!!. From my experiences, my Hubs outdo my Squidoo lenses by 500%

  40. markinter profile image60
    markinterposted 16 years ago

    I have a friend who created around 10 lenses on hubpages and squidoo and it's true that hubpages receive WAY more traffic than squidoo lenses. Maybe if you think long-term for squidoo you'll receive more...but God knows what will happen if you update and add new content for your hub for 10 days! (that's why I did on squidoo and receive traffic on one of my lens from the search engines).

  41. profile image48
    puffnstuffposted 16 years ago

    I love the style of squidoo. So many different tools to use the layout is great and simple very web 2.0ish. Squidoo only 17 views Hubpages 70. The look and layout of hubpages is garbage though like circa 90s.

    1. guidebaba profile image58
      guidebabaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Well, I found Squidoo a complete Garbage. Huge Hard work, Less Traffic, Less Money. Complete Wastage of time and energy.

      1. profile image48
        puffnstuffposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        I agree the only lenses that get huge traffic are the adult lenses. But I seriously wish that Hubpage would have a nicer look thats what kinda bugs me and turned me off in the beginning. Finally I gave in and I love it.

        1. Misha profile image64
          Mishaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          Wrong.
          BTW, flagged your hub for dupe content big_smile

  42. guidebaba profile image58
    guidebabaposted 16 years ago

    HP admn has kept it simple and Search Engine Friendly. They are always working on it but not at the cost of SEO. They Target SEO with every tool they provide. This is why most Hubs get Indexed so quickly.

  43. markinter profile image60
    markinterposted 16 years ago

    Really, this might be off topic, but could you add a voting poll like in Squidoo or something where the users can INTERACT with us...it would be good for market research to find out what our visitors are thinking of the site, what are their problems and so on. After all, most of the people are here to make money (I might be wrong). I'm personally here for value+things I like+money. Fair enough? smile

    1. Ryan Hupfer profile image60
      Ryan Hupferposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Hey Markinter!

      I don't want to spoil any surprises, but a polling system just might be coming to a Hub near you. smile

      Of course, you don't hear that from me...

  44. Uninvited Writer profile image77
    Uninvited Writerposted 16 years ago

    That's what comments are for...

  45. convrsionjunction profile image38
    convrsionjunctionposted 16 years ago

    I read somewhere that Squidoo's page rank was a 7 while Hug Pages page rank was a 5, but somehow I could never received as much traffic with Squidoo as I do with Hub Pages. My hubs are true example of how Hub Pages continuously outperforms Squidoo. Thank you for the enlightening information...

  46. broalexdotinfo profile image56
    broalexdotinfoposted 16 years ago

    Not really sure about traffic, but I`ve seen the stats. Squidoo is a bit ahead of Hubpages, but if there are 650.000 lenses that means the traffic isn`t so great. I`ve been speaking lately with some of the content publishers on Squidoo, their overall earnings are somewhere around 400 - 500 $, with 100 lenses or so. Top earners cash 2000$ - 4000$ monthly. I am not sure how they share the earnings.

    Hubpages in my opinion is a lot easier to use, and growing faster than Squidoo.

    Best,
    Alex

    1. Ryan Hupfer profile image60
      Ryan Hupferposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I think that it comes down to is the fact that even though we don't have more content, we definitely have much better content from what I've seen. I know first hand that we spend a lot of time and energy making sure that the content stays as good as it possibly can.

      Maddie knows all about this process, believe me. smile

  47. Janet21 profile image78
    Janet21posted 16 years ago

    Okay, I will admit I was a lensmaster way before I was a hubber.   I have been creating hubs here for about 3 weeks now. (registered a year ago, but never did anything).  So far I like Hubpages.  It has features that are better than on Squidoo, however, Squidoo has features that are better than Hubpages.   I find they are both great platforms to work with and since I don't want all my eggs in one basket, I plan to actively participate with both sites as well as work on my blogs.  I am more diversified this way. 

    As far as traffic goes, I have 4 new hubs here with about 1,100 total pageviews.  I have 83 lenses that get about 30,000-32,000 visitors/month.  No porn. wink  However, pageviews are not the same as unique visitors, so I am not sure how to compare the two.

  48. gamergirl profile image89
    gamergirlposted 16 years ago

    Wow.  Hubpages just got scammed!

    1. Misha profile image64
      Mishaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Charlotte, you lost me...

      1. Janet21 profile image78
        Janet21posted 16 years agoin reply to this

        I am confused by the comment, too.  And, since it was directly after my post, I am wondering if it was a response to what I wrote...hmm

  49. Silver_Lotus profile image60
    Silver_Lotusposted 16 years ago

    She lost me too, but never mind!

    I just created my first hub today. Still plenty of work to do on it, but it's a start. I've been on Squidoo for quite some time and have about 20 lenses over there, but I've been hearing a lot about Hubpages and am looking forward to really getting into it.

  50. tring-sandra profile image38
    tring-sandraposted 16 years ago

    Congratulations to HubPages and all Hubbers for maintaining the integrity that HubPages is building as a terrific foundation and one which a great reputation is being established for developing quality Hubs, writers, information, opportunity,  etc...

    I have account on both the sites but love hubpages. Thanks Hubapges

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Remarketing PixelsWe may use remarketing pixels from advertising networks such as Google AdWords, Bing Ads, and Facebook in order to advertise the HubPages Service to people that have visited our sites.
Conversion Tracking PixelsWe may use conversion tracking pixels from advertising networks such as Google AdWords, Bing Ads, and Facebook in order to identify when an advertisement has successfully resulted in the desired action, such as signing up for the HubPages Service or publishing an article on the HubPages Service.
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Author Google AnalyticsThis is used to provide traffic data and reports to the authors of articles on the HubPages Service. (Privacy Policy)
ComscoreComScore is a media measurement and analytics company providing marketing data and analytics to enterprises, media and advertising agencies, and publishers. Non-consent will result in ComScore only processing obfuscated personal data. (Privacy Policy)
Amazon Tracking PixelSome articles display amazon products as part of the Amazon Affiliate program, this pixel provides traffic statistics for those products (Privacy Policy)
ClickscoThis is a data management platform studying reader behavior (Privacy Policy)