I have signed up for Hub Pages not too long ago. I love the website so far. However, I would like some advice from you more experienced Hubbers out there on how to become successful. Please share your advice and tips for all of us who are new to the site.
Thank you.
Write. Write. Write.
Learn about keyword research and SEO.
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Learn from the keywords that send people to your hubs and which hubs get views, sales and clicks.
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Welcome to Hubpages!
Please do realize there happens to be a difference between being a successful hubber and a successful hub writer.
A Successful Hubber, writes quality content, asks questions in the forums, asks questions in the questions section, answers other people's questions in the questions section, reads other people's hubs, takes part in voting for HubNuggets(reading hubs(hopefully leaving comments) and voting. Doing active things within the community will drive up your "Authorscore" which is the number on your profile.
By doing all the above, you receive a by-product of traffic and comments to your hubs, from those who are either grateful(exchanges view for view/comment for comment) or interested in what you write. You can reach 100 as far as Authorscore goes.
To be a Successful Hub Writer, requires writing quality content, getting unique clicks from traffic generated by search engines. Some people will argue that you should not have a need to learn SEO(search engine optimization)- to drive traffic to your hubs, but still be able to earn revenue. It is up to you whether or not, YOU believe these people. I personally don't buy it. Too many different variables to account for and SEO helps narrow those down somewhat.
Well, I guess I'm done. Good Luck.
I reckon thats the short version, Ray? (your comment above)
Simple, write the best content on a topic many people search for which isn't saturated. Easy peasy!
If you can write what you like writing about and what people are looking for, your made.
Nearly forgot, welcome and good luck.
Thank you for you advice everyone. I really appreciate your input.
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