Even so, with some of us having multiple accounts, that really doesn't tell us how may hubbers there are, only how many accounts.
There might only be 5 of us, for all I know!
(I think, maybe, this one could be IzzyM, covering her 190,324 accounts' worth of Hubs and forum posts.)
Here' one I don't recognize...
Do we know this guy, and how many he covers??
Ok. That's everyone responsible for all the Hubs.
Oh, I'm not in the four or five who write all the Hubs. (I think the guy in the Batman suit writes mine).
This is brilliant! I think the guy on the floor is Ryan Kett but I'm not sure who the bottom two guys are (well one is batman obviously!)LOL
I think it could be Wrylilt. She has been known to be seen dressing up like a chicken (in the "what does your writing location look like" thread), why stop at dressing up like a chicken.. Of course, PC Unix has been known to wear a wig; and a Arlene P has shown signs of having the inclination to dress up (Easter bunny or Playboy Bunny - I'm not sure) as well. Who knows who any of these suspicious, dressing-up, characters may be... (Hmm. By the way, has anyone seen Greek One with his wig and sunglasses in the same room as CMHypno??? I didn't think so.) I think the person in the top picture could be the one behind the Hubs of Wilderness The baby disguise - not one of his most convincing; but hey, he writes thousands of Hubs a week. Some disguises are going to be more convincing than others.)
Hey! Just because I don't look my age is no reason to be disparaging. You're just jealous!
I AM jealous, but I'm mostly jealous of the ability you and your four suspicious and clever, massive-Hub-producing, cohorts have when it comes to producing enough Hubs to create the impression that there are thousands of Hubbers. The typing speed (and cleverness of it all) are mind-boggling. It's just a matter of time before Mike Wallace's replacement comes knocking on the door and asking some questions. (Come on, fess up. Are you also the one in the Batman suit?)
..and I suppose there are YET more disguises in those bags. We'll know when the HP numbers jump to 240,000 by Monday. Are you also Mighty Mom, by any chance?
Sun Seven, are you kidding?
"Total Users: 2,145,420"
Of course you're not kidding! I am flabbergasted!
Thanks for the link...
See ya!
Laurel
A lot of people sign up because they think they need to to comment on a hub-- they may never darken the hub doorway again. Another bunch signs up with intentions of writing, then forget,change their minds, or keep putting it off.
I have a friend, whom I convinced to come on board, who was having a terrible time trying to sign up. The staff helped her discover that she had signed up three years ago (to leave a comment) and forgot.
The number of active hubbers would be way lower.
According to HubPages there are 221,682 published users. however as was previously pointed out some have multiple accounts, and I'm thinking since it says published users it's not counting people who have accounts and are not published. You only have to count me once, I don't have multiple accounts.
The stats are not very good all the same - out of 1 and a quarter million hubs, only 10,000 get 1000 views or more per month.
That's less than 1% of all published hubs that enjoy even limited success.
Maybe the apprenticeship program is long overdue!
As is getting rid of some of the really poor standard hubs on here.
If 1000 views per hub per month is your idea of "limited success" I've got to spend some time picking your brain!
Well, on that criterion, I do not even have limited success...
Me neither. I'd be really happy if I averaged just 1/2 of that figure!
Is Izzy just bragging or do we all need to mug her one dark night and steal the secret somehow?
Hey come on guys - 1000 a month is around 30 views a day. That is limited success, perhaps just 'showing potential'.
Moderately successful hubs, and yes I have had had them, show at least 100 views a day (3000 a month), but successful hubs, to mind, get at least 1000 views a day. At the very least, many get an 's' at the end, and yes I have had them too, before Google struck of course!
(hangs head) I guess I'll never be successful. I used to have a few getting that 100+ per day but the Feb. Panda update took that away and I hardly ever see that nice round number anymore.
30 a day I see, and on more than 1% of the hubs, but not even 50% of them. Not even limited success then. You've made me cry.
Yep, mine was demolished last Aug. 10th, but I still get the 100+ views a day occasionally on some hubs. Here's hoping the traffic will return soon.
Hey wilderness, you know there's no crying in...writing, right? (Apologies to A League of Their Own...)
In my almost 3 years here, I have only 1,2, or maybe 3 hubs that get steady viewing. By steady, I mean I get around 30+ vpd. Sometimes. Most of my traffic is from HP, of course, but next is Google-US, 2nd is Google-UK. Then StumbleUpon. Go figure. I think I'm doing pretty well, though!
I have no idea who this 'Panda' is/was, but he sounds like quite the bear! HAHA, I know a panda's not really a bear, but I couldn't help myself...sorry!
Anyhoo, don't stress on success,
love what you do.
Laurel
=^o^=
Only a small percentage of mine have even limited success, but the point is that some individual hubs do very well.
Less than 1% of the hubs on this site get what I am calling 'limited success'. Only 1% of my own hubs on this account get that too, but then again I am sandboxed.
It is not necessary to have loads of hubs published to enjoy success.
I have another subdomain with only 12 hubs, 20% of which are enjoying limited success already, and it is a new account.
If you have learned how to write hubs well, start a new subdomain and apply the techniques you have learned on your main account. It works - at least temporarily.
Maybe one day when the new account gets hit by Google, your original account will spring back, who knows?
The number of published users compared to the number of users is unreal.
for those that are interested, the top hub yesterday had 9,054 views according to analytics. Last week there was a hub that went viral on fb that was getting over 60,000 views a day. Hits happen:)
geez, it would be interesting to know the topics. crazy numbers!
Wow! If you let us know which one it was, we'll hit it, too!
which one was that? I missed it and would like to read it - haha thats cool
How To Make Millions Of Dollars On FaceBook
Oh yeah, Randy, I read that about FB and it worked!
I'll split it with you if you be nice...
cant find it ? did u guys hide it and keep it all for yourself?
google it, or maybe you can talk to the owner? or press help at the very bottom of this site
It is determinable by this mathematical equation;
Start with z = 1/2 * 400 * 3.14159
Add b = 44
Subtract the heat differential on a zero gravity void string with a weight of 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 grams, we will call this @
Therefore we do z + b - @ = total hubbers on HubPages
by Brie Hoffman 14 years ago
I was just wondering because I'm beginning to have trouble keeping track of all of my hubs and it will just get worse.
by Mary Hyatt 10 years ago
I've always wondered why some Hubbers have more than one account. Is this a good thing or not? The only thing I can think of is that after a person writes many Hubs, it becomes a chore to take care of that one account.
by Please Help 15 years ago
Maddie, I hope you are reading this, or whomever that can help.I have posted almost 150 Hubs...and if you are reading this, you know that takes time, energy, and effort. I had these hubs split among a few accounts. One day all my accounts were no longer posted, and I could not post...
by Goody5 12 years ago
Does anyone know if the Hub Pages are deleting old accounts that have been inactive for a long time?
by Mary Hyatt 13 years ago
Please explain to me why some Hubbers have more than one account?
by dmop 13 years ago
How many Hubs have you published in one day? Does anyone know the record amount?
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