Tell me about Your Earning through adsense in Hubpages / Blogger

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  1. prems4u profile image59
    prems4uposted 16 years ago

    hi hubbers ,

    which one is better hubpages or blogger ? (in case of adsense income)

    my statistic in June

    I get 117 adsense hits from hubpages  but my income is only  8$ .
    I get  27 adsense hits from blogger  and my earning is  12$

    i get  5000 hits from hubpages  and 420 hits from blogger 

    So which one is better Tell your view point

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      Ronald Daniarposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Nice hits. Last June I got more than 30$  from HubPages with less than 5000 views. I guess it depends on our article rather than the platform. However, HubPages does really bring traffic to my blog. So, at the moment, me myself prefers HP because my blog is still a baby. lol

      1. prems4u profile image59
        prems4uposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        dear Ronald Daniar ,

        I know hubpages got better search engine rank than blogger ,but earning through them is different .
        .I think you are promoting your own blog from your hubs

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          Ronald Daniarposted 16 years agoin reply to this

          Yes you are right. I use my hubs to generate traffic to my blog since it is a new blog. smile It is not wrong, right? Can you explain to me why you said that earning through blogger and HubPages is different? I would like to know more about it. Thanks.

          FYI, my hubs still earn more than my blog last July.

    2. weblog profile image57
      weblogposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      How do you do that with 0 hubs? tongue

  2. Inspirepub profile image71
    Inspirepubposted 16 years ago

    It's apples and oranges, really.

    HubPages gets more traffic, but has a lower CTR. Its authority gives other benefits, too.

    Most people should be working on several platforms for backlink purposes, and Blogger is as good as any.

    Jenny

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    listenupposted 16 years ago

    Can you do both? If so, you would eventually make $20, per your estimates. If not, I guess-- considering I've written 6 articles that, as a reporter, I would at least have gotton minimum wage--do what your love and the money will follow. That's my motto an I'm sticking to it..

  4. Marisa Wright profile image84
    Marisa Wrightposted 16 years ago

    Which is best? 

    I think HP is better for the newbie. 

    Write a blog and no one sees it, until you learn how to optimise it, promote it and get good rankings.  No readers = no income.

    Write an article on HP and it gets noticed quite quickly.  Readers = income. 

    I know there are people like Mark Knowles making heaps more from their blog than from HP, but I think you have to get to a certain level before that 's the case.  And, of course, you have to pick the right subject.

    1. Janet21 profile image77
      Janet21posted 16 years agoin reply to this

      We'll, that is not always the case.  My blog is only a few months old and last month I received 4,000 visitors.  I think that is pretty good.   I really have not done much at all to promote it, but the search engines pick it up quickly and it ranks well. 

      I don't have adsense on it, but I do have affiliate links.

      1. Marisa Wright profile image84
        Marisa Wrightposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        Yes, that is good!   I did also say that it also depends on picking the right subject - whether by accident or design!   If you are being picked up by the search engines, you've either stumbled on to a good niche or you've written the content with SEO in mind (again, either by accident or design).

      2. epictruth profile image60
        epictruthposted 16 years agoin reply to this

        What affiliate links do you have?

        1. Janet21 profile image77
          Janet21posted 16 years agoin reply to this

          I guess I just stumbled on a good topic.  It isn't a topic I picked,  it is just a topic I really enjoy writing about. 


          I use Shareasale, CJ, eBay and Amazon.

    2. Soya profile image58
      Soyaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      i think marisa is right , for a newbie in internet its very difficult to promote a blog and it takes even long time if you are slow learner..on the other hand HP got simple user interface and anyone can get lots of traffic with good articles

      more traffic= more income smile

    3. Mark Knowles profile image57
      Mark Knowlesposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Yes - I make more from my blogs that I make from hubpages.

      But - I learned a lot of what I do on my blogs from using hubpages. smile

      If you have very low technical skills (as I do) hubpages is s great place to learn your craft. I trust that Paul, Paul and Jason know a lot more about the way the internet works than I do, so I follow their guide lines with my blogs. What do hubpages encourage and discourage?

      They encourage or allow -

      Flagship hubs
      Capstone hubs
      High page view hubs that are of little value in themselves
      Good tagging
      Quality, unique content
      Good quality outgoing links
      Inlinks
      Adsense
      Amazon
      Ebay

      They discourage -

      Links to "bad" sites
      Copied content
      Affiliate links in quantity to "poor" affiliate sites
      Porn
      Gambling

      Follow these guidelines and your blog can be an "authority" smile

      But it is more work than hubpages.

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    daflaposted 16 years ago

    I do both Blogger and Hubpages, and my Hubpages have consistently made much more than Blogger, but then, I don't have as much content on Blogger.  I get about 5 times the traffic on Hubpages.

    A lot of how much you make depends on the subject material.  If it's on something that people will be reading with an eye to buying something, like a product review, it will get more clicks.  I don't get a lot of clicks on personal posts, but on educational posts I get more.

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    Ronald Daniarposted 16 years ago

    Hi Janet21,

    You are a top lensmaster. I guess that is why your blog got lots of visitors.

    1. Janet21 profile image77
      Janet21posted 16 years agoin reply to this

      It is true that I do well on Squidoo, but 95% of the traffic to my blog comes from search engines, not other lensmasters.

 
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