I got hit hard by the latest Google Panda/Penguin updates. My traffic actually fell to single digits! But It's been slowly improving. When I check my stats, I'm still getting only dribbles from Google. My new traffic is coming from Bing and Yahoo Search. Has anyone else noticed this?
I haven't noticed that. I'm still on a roller coaster ride. Last week was another really, really good week (too good) followed by this week which is down in double digits again. I keep going though these lows and highs. I feel like I'm stuck in Google's digestive tract.
Good for you to get traffic from other sources! That's very hopeful!
Yes, I don't know exactly what is causing this. I'm getting a lot more hits from Bing and Yahoo than ever before, but almost no Google hits. Traffic is still slow, even though I'm putting more time and energy into HubPages. I'm guessing this will always be a hobby rather than an income stream, but it is good for drumming up clients for my web content writing business. I just send them to my HubPages to see examples of my work.
If we ever figure out SEO, it will be certain to change all over again, I'm sure.
SEO is not something to figure out. It's something to continue to learn about. It changes so often that no one will ever know everything and the ones who know the most make huge amounts of money and will never share their knowledge with us underlings.
Yes, I'm noticing this about Bing and Yahoo as well. It's as if the G word has forgotten about me after all I've done for them. haha.
Bing is offering rewards for using their service. That may be the reason of increase of traffic from this site. The rewards are actually quite useful so I can attest I have been using bing more frequently as well.
No, my traffic only dropped a little and has improved again. But the main traffic source is still Google, the others aren't even close. It's newer hubs which now seem to take much longer to get higher levels of traffic than they used to
I agree with you , I am getting more traffic from Bing and yahoo. How can we promote our articles there???
I've been wondering the same thing! Maybe we should ask HP. They've done so much work discovering what Google looks for only to have Google cut off our traffic. Maybe it's time to take a look at what other traffic sources look for. I know that great photos are needed for Pinterest. What do Bing and Yahoo look for? What are good Twitter and Facebook practices to attract traffic?
by Brandon Lobo 11 years ago
I just realized that my Hubs get absolutely no views from Bing and Yahoo; however Google on the other hand still happens to send around 400 a day. Any idea why this is happening? One particular hub actually ranks extremely well on Google and gets me 50% of my traffic, I just searched for similar...
by Oyewole Folarin 12 years ago
I noticed that 98% of my hub organic traffic is from google, why not from other search engines, specifically yahoo search engine and bing?
by ofmelancholy 13 years ago
yahoo is probably the second search engine after google. Does anyone get traffic from yahoo? Does it worth the time you register your hub to yahoo?
by Marie Gail Stratford 9 years ago
Most of my traffic from search engine used to come from Google. However, over the past month, my Hubs are getting more hits from Bing and Yahoo instead. In doing SEO research, I generally try to play to Google, so I'm uncertain concerning the reasons for this change in statistics. Does anyone else...
by Vespa Woolf 11 years ago
What determines whether a hub gets traffic from Google or Yahoo?Almost all my traffic comes from Google. Is there a way to get more traffic from Yahoo?
by Drew Breezzy 14 years ago
What are your top 3 traffic sources? not including hubpages
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