3rd week on Hubpages, when did you start getting more traffic?

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  1. koerakoonlane profile image77
    koerakoonlaneposted 11 years ago

    3rd week on Hubpages, when did you start getting more traffic?

    How long time were you on HubPages (constantly publishing new hubs) before the views took off?

    It's my third week, I get every day some views on all of my hubs and I must average at around 30 views a day. Last week there were a few calm days at only 15-16 views and after publishing a new Hub I get about 50 for two days or so. I know I get a bit of google traffic also, but I don't see it on HubPages statistics, so that either hasn't started yet.

    How did you do when you started?

  2. Learn Things Web profile image88
    Learn Things Webposted 11 years ago

    It takes a few months of regular writing to really see decent traffic. You're doing fine for now.

  3. rumanasaiyed profile image75
    rumanasaiyedposted 11 years ago

    It was same for me when I started hubpages. I was also worried about the traffic. But after almost 6-7 weeks I started to get good traffic from Google.

    Once your article get index by Google, then you will surely get good traffic. You just need to have proper keyword density in you article.

    Hope it will help smile

  4. purnimamoh1982 profile image71
    purnimamoh1982posted 11 years ago

    It takes a while. May be a month, if you are really consistent. There are hubbers who are here for years and yet to achieve 10K page view. For me, its not a big issue. The cross learning experiences from people around the globe is what I am seriously interested in.

  5. cam8510 profile image88
    cam8510posted 11 years ago

    It takes two things to build your traffic more quickly.  First is lots of reading and commenting, both on hubs and questions.  Those are the quickest ways to let people know you are around.  Don't just run around following people without reading and commenting.  That doesn't work well.  Second is to write quality hubs that people want to read.

  6. Brett.Tesol profile image54
    Brett.Tesolposted 11 years ago

    It takes time to get indexed with search engines, but it shouldn't be too long until you see results. I'd give it up to 6 months to see the more dramatic changes though, as articles often take this long to 'mature'. However, please don't stop, as once it starts rolling it gets easier!! Just be sure to be active, comment, share and be friendly. With good content, the rest will happen naturally.

    Once you pass that first hurdle, then as your articles age and spread, the traffic should steadily increase ... at least that has been my experience.

  7. Anthony Binks profile image67
    Anthony Binksposted 11 years ago

    To build up your traffic you will need to spend a bit of time and effort on hubpages.
    You will need to submit good quality hubs that people will be interested and also you should ask and answer questions.
    Do a bit of hub hopping and find fellow hubbers that are interested in the same things as your self, follow them but also make comment on hubs too.
    In  essence the more time you spend on Hubpages the more traffic should come your way.

 
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