Is there a best day and or time to publish a Hub?

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  1. Treasuresofheaven profile image71
    Treasuresofheavenposted 13 years ago

    Is there a best day and or time to publish a Hub?

  2. Austinstar profile image83
    Austinstarposted 13 years ago

    The best hubs are timeless, that is to say, they have reference type qualities.
    If you write about a holiday, the best time to publish is about a month or so before the holiday, but make the hub relative to that holiday every year so people will come back again and again.
    If you write about a specific event like the super bowl, it will only have relevance for that one event. So try to make it more appealing to general audiences like, "Cool superbowl watching recipes" so people will want to bookmark it and come back to it every year.
    As far as time of day for publishing? I don't think it matters and we have a world wide audience and it would be difficult to publish for just one time zone.

  3. profile image0
    Charlinexposted 13 years ago

    I agree with Austinstar, it probably doesn't matter much as far as the time of the days is concerned.

    If possible, I would publish two months before a seasonal event or holiday so the search engines can pick it up well in advance.

  4. ArefinShams profile image60
    ArefinShamsposted 13 years ago

    Generally, not.
    But I think usually people hub more in the holidays, so in the working days, the pressure is less, may be publishing a hub in the working day can draw a little more attraction.

  5. tinks360 profile image61
    tinks360posted 13 years ago

    In my opinion there would be no best time to publish a hub because hubpages is 24/7 all around the world. Your content however would be important I am a hubber based in the UK so most of my content is UK relevant so I would expect most of my page views to be during UK day time hours. As one of the above answers mentions the best hubs are timeless which would dictate general topics which apply to many people.

  6. Rosie2010 profile image68
    Rosie2010posted 13 years ago

    Hiya Treasures, I don't know the answer to this question.  I just go publish whenever I finish a hub.  So I'm interested in what people is going to say.

    Have a nice day,
    Rosie

  7. Wayne Brown profile image80
    Wayne Brownposted 13 years ago

    Yes, publish it as soon as you can in the day thus you get the benefit of having it available as soon as possible and it rises into the visibility range on the Topics section quicker...don't wait! WB

  8. Seafarer Mama profile image78
    Seafarer Mamaposted 13 years ago

    Yes, any time of day is best to publish a hub that you feel is complete enough to present to the world...and one that will have appeal year-round, or on multiple occasions. 

    I am not sure what your schedule is, but it is a busy time of year, so publishing one a week can be a challenge for me (writer, musician, mom...etc).

    Trying to keep my score at least 90, and above (very competitive with myself)....so I try to keep more than one hub brewing, then keep publishing them. I has been a couple of weeks since my last one, so I am anxious to finish the one I have "on the back burner," since it is seasonal.

  9. giselle2323 profile image60
    giselle2323posted 13 years ago

    I think the best time of day to publish your hub is when you feel the time is right. Sometimes it may be beneficial to leave your article for a few hours and then return to it.  Upon your return, re-read your hub, see if there is anything new you would like to add or change. If not, then it is ready to go. Publish and be proud!

  10. profile image49
    tina1234posted 13 years ago

    This is a good question. I also start writing hubs these days, when i finish a hub, i publish it.

  11. cathylynn99 profile image76
    cathylynn99posted 13 years ago

    all i know is i published a hub over thanksgiving weekend and no one saw it. i think early weekday evenings is great for getting most views quickly.

  12. joshmann profile image60
    joshmannposted 13 years ago

    The best time to publish a hub is once you feel you've done all you can to make it the best quality possible!

  13. Treasuresofheaven profile image71
    Treasuresofheavenposted 13 years ago

    Thanks my fellow Hubbers, this is good.  Send more responses -- I'm/we're listening!

  14. Klena profile image71
    Klenaposted 13 years ago

    Whenever the mood to finish or tweak the hub strike you! If the hub's quality is high, then it really doesn't matter what time you publish your hub smile

 
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