How much traffic should a hub get to be considered successful?

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   Om Paramapoonyaposted 17 years ago

   I normally worry about the number of clicks more than the number of visitors. But now I've been writing flagship hubs and I think Hubpages expect flagship hubs to attract more traffic than normal hubs. So how many page views do you think a hub should get per day in order to be considered accomplishing?

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   Inspirepubposted 17 years ago

   That's up to you to decide.
   
   There is no "pass or fail" standard for traffic.
   
   My original poems might get a couple of viewings a month, while my hottest Hubs get hundreds, sometimes hundreds in a day. I don't consider the poetry ones to be "failures", though.
   
   Are you happy with the traffic? That's the important question.
   
   Nobody outside is qualified to make that judgement for you.
   
   Jenny

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      Om Paramapoonyaposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks, Jenny. :-) I know what you mean and agree with you 100% I just asked this question because I have heard that if flagship hubs don't attract traffic, Hubpages usually puts the author on hiatus for FHs. And I'm a little worried cuz my first FH (published about a week ago) has been getting only 30 - 70 page views a day. 
      
      Anyway, thanks again for your answer. 
      
      Om :-)

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         Lissieposted 17 years agoin reply to this

         
         Ive never heard that - and not all my flagship hubs get over 30 views a day - I do push them for the first month to get the 10 from 10 bonus but only got that for a few of them

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            Om Paramapoonyaposted 17 years agoin reply to this

            Hi, Lissie. When you get the 10 for 10 bonus, is there a way to find out what those 10 sources of traffic are?

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               Lissieposted 17 years agoin reply to this

               
               Well the easiest way is just the view stats page at the top of each of your hubs - when you are logged in.  Better is to set up a free google analytics account - use your profile url as the "website page" or whatever they call it - you can then look at the traffic, keywords, location, social economic background (joke!) of your visitors - its very very good Oh you will have to add your analytics code to your HP profile for it to work (same place as ebay, amazon, adsense ids)

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                  Om Paramapoonyaposted 17 years agoin reply to this

                  Thanks a lot, Lissie. I'll go ahead and do that :-)

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   Dorsiposted 17 years ago

   That was a great and detailed hub you wrote about ringtones- have you thought about how to market that article and to whom? Teens probably, into young adults-
   I think you did a good job and would'nt worry about scores, just work on who to best market the hub too-

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      Om Paramapoonyaposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks, Dorsi. Yes, I think teens are my target readers. But I don't know much about internet marketing. You have any suggestions? So far I have promoted it on my blog, some social bookmarking sites and a little bit on Yahoo Answers. That's all.

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   spudsposted 17 years ago

   How much traffic makes a successful hub is really a personal thing. I wouldn't get to hung up on it. If it is a good hub with good content the traffic will come.

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      Om Paramapoonyaposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Ok, I'll stop worrying. Thanks, spuds.

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