I like to check the various features of my hubpages account, and I just looked at my traffic sources. When I first started, my only source was Hubpages. I know have 26 different sources, and many various outlets of Google. My other big sources are Facebook, and Bing. I don't get a whole lot of traffic, but to see it come from more places is certainly interesting.
I'm sure that some of you have hundreds of sources. So, the question is, do you keep track of them? And what is your biggest source of traffic. Mine continues to be hubpages traffic, with Google quickly catching up.
It is very interesting to see all the sources. Most of my visits are Google.com... then a few other forms of Google... its nice when the majority of your visits come from Google instead of hubpages like when you first start.
I have so many sources it's crazy! At least 80 or more. I don't really keep track of the different sources, other than take a peak every now and then.
Mine is google.com then google.co.uk then hubpages
Mainly google and hubpages. Then other various googles...
I've just looked for the first time in a while, because of your question.
My all time top sources are:
1. google.com
2. google.co.uk
3. google.ca
4. search.yahoo.com
5. google.au
6. images.google.com
7. google.co.in
8. bing
9. google.co.ie
10.stumbleupon
Around 85% of my traffic is Google, with the rest coming from Yahoo etc
i have almost 200+ sources and 130+ countries from where the traffic is coming from But there are only 1/2 visits from around 130 sources
I nearly didn't post on here as I have only a few sources, a couple of different googles, Hubpages and Facebook. One that baffles me though is I have a few from Twitter and when I set the page up ages ago, I only have 1 follower ( sad I know) so I dont bother with it????
major traffic for me is google.com and some from google australia and philipine.. odd
My main traffic sources are in this order-
google.co.in
google.com
hubpages.com
google.co.ph
All other sources provide negligible traffic.
Mine is from google, bing, and yahoo, referral sites and some direct traffic.
You really don't want to only have google traffic once the site/page is overthrown in the SERPS you get less & less. Mix it up with email marketing, word of mouth for direct traffic, and definitely other sites referring their users to you.
From Google Analytics, the last 30 days:
Search Engines traffic (93.52%) - Google 87.6%
Referring Sites (3.31%)
by Drew Breezzy 15 years ago
What are your top 3 traffic sources? not including hubpages
by Sondra Rochelle 9 years ago
I have never seen this before! Analytics shows that I have traffic, but HP's traffic sources is showing all zeros. Anybody else having this issue?
by Jennifer Richards 14 years ago
Jennifer - first of all ... don't ask for readership. Let it come. And it will come if you do the following:1. Read others work and comment/ rate it2. Take part in the forum, even if it's just asking for help or offering help to others3. Publish hubs of interest to your fellow hubbers4. Rate up...
by miloskc 12 years ago
In your traffic sources, do you have more impressions coming from Hubpages or Google?
by John Hollywood 10 years ago
Hi, all!I thought I would ask a fun but useful question. What are your top 3 sources of traffic. What, if anything, do you do to drive traffic through these sources?For me, it's Google Plus, Pinterest and some social media communities.Thanks!
by Faith Reaper 10 years ago
Under traffic sources on your statistics page, from where does your most traffic come?My highest traffic source is from HubPages domain. I do not want to create discussion, just curious from where does your highest traffic come? Thanks for answering.
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