What kind of hubs would you say make you the most money over time? Thank you!
I don't know much about this topic, but I've read many people claim that hubs on how to make money on the internet get a lot of traffic.
Oh Boy - That's the million dollar question! If we knew the answer to that we'd all be writing on whatever subject. No one really knows what brings in the most money, I wish I had some easy answers for you but I don't.
Just write what you know, that's the best thing that I can tell you. Best of Luck to you!
It depends upon your hub score and your activity overtime. I have seen that if you have a large number of followers, you will naturally get more traffic. And you right hubs on those topics which people are actually interested in, you will get decent number of visitors which means good amount of money. I am saying from my experience. Even I dont have much hubs but good number of followers fetches me decent money.
Although I haven't followed this tactic here, I know from experience and from other websites and blogs, that opinionated-style posts make the least amount of money. When it comes to making more money with your writing, you'll need topics, titles, and lots of content that relates to things that people often make queries about and/or search for. Web pages featuring creative writing, short stories, poetry or random ramblings, for example, is a lot harder to get natural search engine traffic, clicks, sales, whatever, as opposed to informative posts, product reviews, how-to advice, or interesting subjects that are highly searched for. There are endless amounts of topics a person could write about, but keep in mind, when it comes to making money via PPC (pay per click) or by way of affiliate sales, effectiveness doesn't always come from what you may think is your best work.
It's often a mechanical process with a hint of SEO.
Now, if you're talking about which genres make the most money per advert click on average, you can search online for that, but it mainly just depends on how competitive the search terms are, that you are ranking high for. Blah! I've rambled enough for one question; good luck with the revenue!
I try to see things from the reader's perspective. What kinds of things would they search for? What do they not know how to do that I can teach them? I went through my entire life and tried to think of things I had searched, and try to write a hub about that. If I have searched for it, others are probably searching as well.
The key is to write evergreen topics - things that will stand the best of time, so that people will still be searching for info on that topic years from now.
by sam24354 8 years ago
I have just started, so I dont expect it in the near future, but how many hubs, or how many months before you start making money? How much traffic is considered to be good traffic? Right now I am getting about an average of 75 hits per day on 4 hubs. Is that good? What...
by Sony G 15 years ago
I have written two hubs for which I have enjoyed combining research and personal experience and though they started well the traffic seemed to die. I used both stumble upon and digg to attract more traffic but nothing seems to work anymore. Can you tell me what's wrong and how I can bring more...
by MarieLB 7 years ago
I have three Hubs about the 2015 Sydney Siege. They were all featured. They do not attract a great deal of views as these are about a local event. However, only one of them has been demoted a few weeks ago.It now sports the " = Not Featured - Traffic" icon. But. ....
by chhoeuth 14 years ago
Here's a few tips:1) Create URLs that are meaningful.2) Choose Titles which aren't misleading.3) Write about what you know.4) Don't copy and paste content from elsewhere and try and pass it off as your own work.
by Sheila Brown 10 years ago
Ok, here goes. I rarely get involved in the forums, I guess I am a little on the shy side. I have been here almost 2 years now and have published over 80 hubs. I have only had 2 ever unfeatured and have deleted those and a couple more that I thought just were not up to par. My...
by LIVIN 15 years ago
I just stumbled across this place and the only information I really ascertained was that 60% of add revenues, but that doesn't really help me since I don't know what it is 60% of, so, how much money does someone typically earn from a good hub? Thanks and sorry for the potential obviousness of...
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