Does traffic tend to increase or decrease on your hubs?

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  1. rochelj profile image59
    rocheljposted 12 years ago

    Does traffic tend to increase or decrease on your hubs?

  2. davenmidtown profile image66
    davenmidtownposted 12 years ago

    First it increases and then it decreases and if I am lucky the cycle just keeps repeating...

  3. HikeGuy profile image70
    HikeGuyposted 12 years ago

    A couple of my oldest hubs have pretty steady traffic, even though I did next to nothing to promote them until recently. After a site ripens for a while it seems to gain favor with Google if it's relevant to search terms for the topic.

    With my newer ones, they get little surges and seem to need frequent rounds of publicizing to keep views... pretty small traffic, so far. I run all my updates through pingler.com, Twitter and Facebook and I'm linking all the hubs on Blogger.

    I think one of the keys to maintaining traffic is to write evergreen topics -- subjects people will still want to read about a few years from now. I don't stick to that rule -- lately I did an experiment on a couple of topics that fascinate me. Made me happy that they're reaching readers, but I doubt  those hubs will maintain traffic as well as topics for a wider audience do. So far, I haven't had hubs that increase substantially in traffic. They seem to get the most interest right at the beginning and then taper off. Steady traffic adds up over time, though.

    I'll look forward to responses from some of the more active Hubbers. I've taken a couple of extended breaks since I started here three years ago. There are many intelligent and helpful people writing here. Welcome to HubPages!

  4. Sharon McConnell profile image60
    Sharon McConnellposted 12 years ago

    Read this hub, I didn't write it but found the info on Yahoo groups has increased my traffic a great deal!

    http://barbara-kay.hubpages.com/hub/Unu … ee-Traffic

  5. Faceless39 profile image92
    Faceless39posted 12 years ago

    It's totally variable.  Some days everything is red arrows, some days all blue, and some days completely mixed.

  6. Taylor Lueck profile image59
    Taylor Lueckposted 12 years ago

    It varies from hub to hub and over time, but also based on previous traffic to the hub. A popular hub might have an increasing traffic symbol next to it in your account page, for example, then a decreased symbol next to it a week later, yet is still getting more page views than one that doesn't have any symbol at all. This is because based on previous traffic that it's had, it logically is dropping, but it still might have more views than one that has stayed stable for some time.

 
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