Create 20 Hubpages A Day?

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  1. LSKing profile image61
    LSKingposted 14 years ago

    I just watched a youtube video where the guy said that he creates 20 articles a day. He didn't mention what platform he used but, it made me wonder how many quality hubs could someone realistically write a day.

    1. profile image0
      Richard Stephenposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Heck, I can't even come up with 20 hub topics in 1 day much less write them.  I've seen a couple of videos that showed how to write an article in 10 to 15 minutes.  They both were about writing articles with the sole goal of getting readers to click through to an offsite page and thus were very much like sales pages.

    2. Anesidora profile image61
      Anesidoraposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I think these people must have no life. But they probably do have hemorrhoids.

      1. mailxpress profile image47
        mailxpressposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Great comment.  I'm sure they do have hemorrhoids.  I'm laughing.

      2. adrienne2 profile image72
        adrienne2posted 14 years agoin reply to this

        @Anesidora LMBO I totally agree.  I couldnt stay focused that long to write 20 quality hubs a day.

    3. warchild75 profile image73
      warchild75posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      What a load of rubbish,if i had enough ideas for good quality hubs then maybe i could write 3 or 4 if i worked into the evening,if its a topic i feel passionate about and i want to write say 1000 words with some videos and pics and links then i would say 2-2 and a half hours per hub,the quickest hub i ever wrote was an hour and a bit so he would have to work 24 hrs straight to accomplish that.Idiot

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      fionahuposted 14 years agoin reply to this

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        Kathryn LJposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        I want to say stop advertising on a thread!

    5. Barbara Kay profile image77
      Barbara Kayposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I bet he's writing hubs about the same subject with a lot of the same content. I've read a couple of Hubs where the writer just seems to be repeating themselves with just a little more info then the time before.

      The research is what takes most of the time in writing a Hub.

      1. Barbara Kay profile image77
        Barbara Kayposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        PS I quit reading Hubbers like that.

  2. wilderness profile image75
    wildernessposted 14 years ago

    Personally, I can't do more than 3, maybe 4 in a good day.  Any more and the quality goes to pieces.

    1. LSKing profile image61
      LSKingposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I was thinking three myself. I just can't imagine anyone producing content that fast.

  3. relache profile image68
    relacheposted 14 years ago

    In my own observations I noticed that there seems to be a correlation between the speed at which Hubs are created and the spamminess of the content or methodology behind them.

    1. LSKing profile image61
      LSKingposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Good observation...... I can't imagine anyone, spam or not, creating that many articles without a battery pack attached to their back.

      1. adrienne2 profile image72
        adrienne2posted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Good point @LSKing it is just totally unrealistic.  I challenge myself every other day to finish the hubs I have started, and they still go unfinished.

    2. wilderness profile image75
      wildernessposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      For sure.  I've done a couple of 30 minute challenges, and neither was well done and both needed touching up.  Neither had any research or anything to back it.

      Even that would take a 10 hour day for 20 hubs and they would all be crappy ones, both in content and research.  And probably spelling and grammar as well.  As you say, just spam.

      1. Garrett Mickley profile image78
        Garrett Mickleyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Agreed.

        I threw three hubs up the other day with very little content, but I plan on updating them daily until they are complete (and the content I have lined up for them is very extensive).

        But 20 in a day means more than one person has to be writing.

        I could easily spit out 20 quality hubs a day...if I had writers writing and all I had to do was focus on the Hub its self.

        1. LSKing profile image61
          LSKingposted 14 years agoin reply to this

          I didn't think of that ( writers). He implied that he does all the work himself.

          1. Garrett Mickley profile image78
            Garrett Mickleyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

            I would be interested in seeing this youtube video.  If you don't want to (or aren't allowed to) post it here, would you mind messaging it to me?

            I'll be spending my lunch break today scanning Youtube for videos about Hubpages.  I never thought to check there for info about Hubpages.

  4. content profile image63
    contentposted 14 years ago

    I think they are probably using a tool of some kind and they are probably pretty spammy.

    I can't wait for the day when people realize that it's the quality and not the quantity that will rule in the long run.  What good is it to spend all that time creating spam just to have it deleted in a month or two?  Starting over takes so much more time and energy than continuing the momentum.

    1. LSKing profile image61
      LSKingposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I was in the warrior forum the other day reading a heated thread about sites that were getting booted out of Google..... it will only continue with all of these get rich quick schemes... I just hope that honest hard working people don't get caught in the cross fire.

  5. Sweetsusieg profile image78
    Sweetsusiegposted 14 years ago

    Gosh 20?  I was thinking my 2 per day was doing something.  I try to make good quality Hubs and am heading in different area to try and appeal to many different readers.  All of my work at this time is from personal experience, I will soon hope to venture out of my comfort zone and tackle something that requires research.

    It just seems that with 20 there can't be any quality to it.  Maybe it's just a hoax to get people to his page.

    1. LSKing profile image61
      LSKingposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I was thinking the same thing the other night when I completed 2 hubs! I was so proud of myself.

      The research is what slows me down. I like to get at least three references before writing on a topic that I have no knowledge about.

      1. sofs profile image70
        sofsposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        I am in a different league i guess, for me it takes three to four days to work on one and do the background work and publish it.
        After all that I am not so happy with it.
        I need to really speed up I guess!!

  6. WryLilt profile image72
    WryLiltposted 14 years ago

    The most I've completed in a day was seven (before that my record was five.)

    I work break neck, am a very fast typer and have my method down pat for most of the hubs I do.

    Even so, there's no way I could do twenty!

    1. sofs profile image70
      sofsposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      You hubbers  are awesome, I type at the speed of a snail, and it is full of red lines which means a lot of correction.........Hmmm...... someday I will type at the speed of lightn...g..... big_smile  big_smile  big_smile  big_smile

  7. nicregi profile image68
    nicregiposted 14 years ago

    20 seems to be a little far but it could be done. Who knoes big_smile

    However, if you have the facts (and really...really understand the topic well), I am sure you can complete one in about an hour time.

    The most I did was 4 articles on 1 day (considering i was off on that day) smile

    1. mailxpress profile image47
      mailxpressposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Good one.  Considering you were off that day.

      Just a few times I created a few hubs and one blog in one day BUT I was off that day and started first thing in the morning.  I took a break and sat down and did another.  Took another break and so on.  Twenty, no way for me.

  8. Richieb799 profile image73
    Richieb799posted 14 years ago

    I try to manage 1 every 2 days, but I am also juggling a day job.. people should realise that the 'Quality hubs thrive' page which appears when you start a hub speaks the truth! longer more organised hubs do earn more money

  9. Pcunix profile image82
    Pcunixposted 14 years ago

    Yeah.

    If I were writing about something I already knew stone cold, I *might* manage 4 in a day, but most of the time I have to look stuff up even if I do already know my subject - I am seldom so certain of my facts that I don't need a little research.

    Usually it takes me an hour or two to write the hub.  That's from formatting, choosing words, looking up facts, picking links where appropriate, all that stuff. 

    That sounds like it would be easy to squeeze four or more into the day, but it doesn't account for the time I spent days before thinking about what I wanted to say and how I want to say it.  I need time for that and everything else I do.

    I'd like to see the 20 articles this person wrote.  I expect they are junk.

  10. thisisoli profile image78
    thisisoliposted 14 years ago

    I usually write 6-7 articles a day across a variety of platforms, I also have two sites which run on automated content (These are currently test sites, not 100% sure how they are going to perform yet).

    I also hire writers when I get snowed under.

    1. Garrett Mickley profile image78
      Garrett Mickleyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I hire writers to write the articles that get posted elsewhere with backlinks directing to my hubpages (and websites).

      But my HubPages and 90% of my site content are all written by me (or someone else directly involved in the website, like my steampunk website has most of the content written by my biz-partner, and we get some fan-submitted content, too, which is always nice).

  11. Wayne Orvisburg profile image64
    Wayne Orvisburgposted 14 years ago

    There was one guy I used to follow (forget his name) that would create a bunch in one day. They were all a variation of the same hub. Same topic just changed the wording up. I got tired of seeing them so I stopped following.

  12. Tim Blackstone profile image60
    Tim Blackstoneposted 14 years ago

    I think it would take me all day to find 20 appropriate pics to use on the hubs. I seem to take forever scanning through screens full of images.
    For the articles I guess it depends on what you call an article. I have seen some hubs with very little content and a whole bunch of pictures. Must confess to having one or two like that myself but in general I agree with most of the comments here. Quality will win in the long run.

  13. Whitney05 profile image82
    Whitney05posted 14 years ago

    I can do 4-5 sales hubs, but those are pretty simple. More time consuming to get right keywords for ebay capsule, finding the best amazon products, and locating good pictures.

    I can get 1-3 really good non-sales hubs in a day, depending on the topic.

  14. Sunny Robinson profile image73
    Sunny Robinsonposted 14 years ago

    I can't even imagine! It takes me a couple of days to just do one hub.  On the weekly Hubmob for Deaf Awareness, I actually beat my own paltry record by putting up 2 in one day.  I'm trying to imagine doing even just 5 - 6 a day, wow.  I just don't have that much imagination or creativity... or lack of distractions (2 kids, 8 dogs, 1 cat) to do that!

  15. habee profile image81
    habeeposted 14 years ago

    I could write 20 in a day, if the topics were something I knew a lot about. AND if my hands and arms cooperated! (nerve damage)

  16. thooghun profile image94
    thooghunposted 14 years ago

    It takes me a good couple of hours to nail the keyword research, another hour for some preliminary marketing -- forget the writing tongue

  17. darkside profile image58
    darksideposted 14 years ago

    It's quite possible to publish 30 hubs in a day. But it would be better if you spent the previous 30 days researching, writing and preparing them.

  18. profile image0
    klarawieckposted 14 years ago

    Those hubs would look like a high school essay!  A lot of s*%t to fill up space! big_smile

  19. lakeerieartists profile image66
    lakeerieartistsposted 14 years ago

    I could write 20 for one day, but not consistently.  I would have to start early and do nothing else that day though.

    1. habee profile image81
      habeeposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Same here. I have days when I can't write at all.

  20. mathewday profile image60
    mathewdayposted 14 years ago

    There are a lot of variables, like the quality and length. But I think some people are just gifted at writing and could possibly achieve this task daily. (I am definitely not one of them) smile A couple quality articles a day, consistently, would be stretching it for me!

  21. Luciendasky profile image59
    Luciendaskyposted 14 years ago

    HOLY COW! I am lucky if I have enough time to write 20 in a couple of months!

  22. Dorothee-Gy profile image66
    Dorothee-Gyposted 14 years ago

    I can't imagine writing 20 well researched and thoughtful hubs in one day, even though I'm a very fast typer and don't have to spend much time correcting my stuff. But bringing content to "paper" just takes time and if you do it like that, it just adds to the constant stream of rubbish that is swamping the internet.

    And then there is the publishing! It takes hours to find the right pics, and then to assemble it into the right form. Clearly, when you do 100 words articles about the same topic without pictures, it might be much faster, but who on earth wants to read that???

    Does the world really need 20 more articles in one day about the same or pretty much the same?

  23. kerryg profile image83
    kerrygposted 14 years ago

    The most I've ever managed to research, write, and publish all in one day is six and I wasn't delighted with the quality of a couple of them. Three or four is the most I can do and be happy with all of them, but that's not a pace i could keep up for more than a day or two. I usually do one or two.

  24. lrohner profile image71
    lrohnerposted 14 years ago

    20 articles a day could be done, just not by me. smile It really depends on the platform and specs.

    There are lots of folks at DS that manage to write 10 to 15 a day, and I think I saw someone once talk about doing 20. But there's a huge difference between 20 250-word articles and 20 400- to 500-word articles, especially if the title of said articles are about something simple like lacing shoes. smile

    It really boils down to how many total words you are writing and how much research needs to go into them--not total number of articles.

  25. prettydarkhorse profile image63
    prettydarkhorseposted 14 years ago

    I don't think I can write twenty, four is my maximum in a day, that is because my hubs are 1000 plus words and I researched about it also,

  26. CarpetDiem profile image70
    CarpetDiemposted 14 years ago

    I'd bet if he's writing 20 articles or hubs a day... they are junk. I can't see more than one or two quality articles in a day, but that's just me (and as you can see from the number of hubs I have, I should be talking about the number of hubs a year, not in a day. wink

  27. PurpleOne profile image78
    PurpleOneposted 14 years ago

    The most I have ever published in a day is one hub. Yes, it takes time to produce something of decent quality but for me, I think I need to work on not censoring myself so much. I think it will help me as I learn to write more just whatever comes to mind (hopefully not garbage) and not have to constantly go back and delete things and rewrite them.

  28. Anna Marie Bowman profile image73
    Anna Marie Bowmanposted 14 years ago

    I think the most I published in one day was 3.  I guess if I had all day and night to write, I might be able to do like 5.  20, though??  Either the person spends a lot of off time doing research, jotting down notes, something, has someone helping them, types at 1,000 words a minute...heck, it would still probably be junk.  The person should have provided the url for his account, so we could see the "quality" of the 20 hubs he publishes a day.

    1. ofmelancholy profile image59
      ofmelancholyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      My max is 2 articles daily yet.

  29. saleheensblog profile image60
    saleheensblogposted 14 years ago

    20 article is possible.
    ~ famous copy paste method
    ~ only photo
    ~ 50-100 word description with a lot of amazon capsules
    ~ a little description with a lot of video capsules.
    And at the end of the day you will also be able to open a forum post naming "celebrating my hubber score of 1"

  30. BetteMachete profile image68
    BetteMacheteposted 14 years ago

    could any of that actually be quality writing? I mean, I guess since there are 24 hours in a day you could devote an hour for each, and have four hours to spare....(sarcasm)

  31. profile image0
    Kathryn LJposted 14 years ago

    Of course it could be done, if you have no scruples, cut and past, steal images, re-hash old work with a new title.  Some people are absolutely driven and do create quality work quickly.  For the rest of us mere mortals with other commitments, the idea of 20 hubs a day is laughable.  There's enough drivel out there already!

  32. I am DB Cooper profile image87
    I am DB Cooperposted 14 years ago

    I have a list of topics I'd like to write about that would keep me writing for the next 3 months, even at 20/day, but I still don't think I could do it. Perhaps with a full-time commitment it would be possible, but that's still 2 hubs an hour for 10 hours. Too much for me. I tend to start a hub and then keep writing and writing and next thing I know I've spent over an hour on it.

  33. JayDeck profile image60
    JayDeckposted 14 years ago

    I agree with many of the previous commenters. If you have no desire or intent to post quality content, then you can absolutely post 20 hubs per day. My suspician is that most sites would lose matience with you rather quickly.

  34. Dr23 profile image60
    Dr23posted 14 years ago

    With a job and plenty of other responsibilities, there is no chance I could make 20 Hubs in a day or even 10 Hubs that would do anything in terms of traffic.

  35. profile image0
    TopUniverseposted 14 years ago

    I think 20 per day is useless instead few hubs with proper kw research and good content are welcome.

  36. Rose Mari profile image58
    Rose Mariposted 14 years ago

    I came across some recently that are simply the product description, and a copied Amazon review. Those would be simple to do 20 in a day.

    I was wondering if they are violating the TOS?

 
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