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Springcleaning your Hub account

  1. Dale Nelson profile image32
    Dale Nelsonposted 7 years ago

    Phew, that was tiring.
    Have any other hubbers gone through their hubs and wiped out the ones with no traffic for a few months. I just deleted a bunch of hubs that I didnt like and had no content of substance. Traffic was dismal and I wont miss them.

    It was terrific. Springcleaned for 2010.

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  2. CMHypno profile image90
    CMHypnoposted 7 years ago

    I haven't deleted a hub yet, but do have sessions where I go and look at the tags again, check the Amazon products etc

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  3. Benjimester profile image91
    Benjimesterposted 7 years ago

    I do it all the time.  I'm an analyst at heart, so I hate having a bunch of hubs screwing around with my stats.  I like to know my average hub traffic rate and things like that so I can project earnings and so forth.  I delete hubs all the time if they aren't performing.  In the long run, I think doing this also keeps your overall hubscore high, which doesn't really matter too much, but hey, sometimes it's nice to see yourself on the front page.

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  4. Dale Nelson profile image32
    Dale Nelsonposted 7 years ago

    I suppose one scholl says rather do more seo for a poor hub and other says start over. I like both views, but i got to agree with you benjimester, I like tweaking the stats for that 100 hubscore. I am yet to hit the 100. best being a 98 to date.

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  5. Benjimester profile image91
    Benjimesterposted 7 years ago

    Yeah, you're right, one school of thought just says do more promotion until the poor hubs catch up in traffic.  I started off with that mentality.  I suppose personally, I just do better deleting hubs that have very few views after 6 months, especially since I at least do a little bit of promotion for each hub.  I guess it all just depends on your preference.

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