Do you have suggestions on how to acquire more hubpages followers?

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  1. Nationette profile image68
    Nationetteposted 10 years ago

    Do you have suggestions on how to acquire more hubpages followers?

    I am just hoping anyone has any experiences to share on what they have done as a hubber that might have caused an increase in their followers?

  2. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 10 years ago

    Read and comment on hubs. In other words, hub hop. Most writers will see your comment and then read one of your hubs and so forth.  Also, answer questions here or in the forums. People might become curious about your answer, read your hubs and start to follow.  I have gotten many followers from both hub hopping and answering questions here. Good luck.

  3. Dallas Matier profile image86
    Dallas Matierposted 10 years ago

    What duffsmom said. Also, Follow other writers who write stuff that you enjoy. I imagine that most people here will head to the profile page of anyone who follows them, to have a look around - I know that I do, at least.

    But, don't go on a 'follow binge' - meaning, don't go following a bunch of people at once just out of hope that some will follow you in return. It's harmless, really, but I don't think it works. Again, I can only go from my own experience - but, if I go to someone's profile page and glance over their recent activity, and see my name somewhere in the middle of a long list that they've followed over a short period of time, then I'm going to assume that that particular follower never had any real intention of actually reading my stuff. Of course, if I happen to like what they write, I'll probably follow them in return anyway - but, still, it kind of bothers me.

  4. WryLilt profile image87
    WryLiltposted 10 years ago

    Why do you want followers?

    They don't bring you traffic or money. If you want either of those you need to concentrate on getting external traffic - from search engines or social media.

    Followers are often just a pretty number.

    1. Nationette profile image68
      Nationetteposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      A pretty number, orrrr my general impact on the hubpages community.. which is, as a writer for writings sake, my goal.

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      chrisinhawaiiposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Wow.  Aren't we just a ray of sunshine today.

    3. WryLilt profile image87
      WryLiltposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      New members often make the mistake of thinking followers is the most important achievement here. smile Actually - if you aim at traffic, money and knowledge, followers will come on their own.

  5. peachpurple profile image82
    peachpurpleposted 10 years ago

    According to my experience, I joined the hub challenge 30 days and received increasing followers. Besides that, i also participate in answering questions, hub hopping and that increased my followers too. You just have to be active in HP.

  6. profile image0
    chrisinhawaiiposted 10 years ago

    Keep publishing good hubs!  If you go explore the different categories of hubs, you'll see that there are thousands of hubbers following specific topics, so whenever a new hub is published in a topic that they follow, they receive a notification in their email.

    If your content is good and your titles are interesting, you'll pick up new followers with every hub you publish.

    Follow that up with reading and commenting on other people's hubs too -- and following them, if you like their hubs -- and you'll acquire a large following.

    Consistency is important, though.  Whenever I publish hubs regularly, I pick up new followers without even trying.  But during periods where I was missing in action for weeks at a time, my views would fall and I would even lose a couple of followers too.

    This past week I published 5 new hubs and picked up 11 new followers.  I didn't go to them.  They came to me.  So just keep publishing hubs.

    But keep in mind, if you're trying to earn money here, you can do that even without followers.  As long as your hubs rank in Google, you'll do fine.  In fact, search traffic is really the key to making money on HubPages.

  7. maggs224 profile image80
    maggs224posted 10 years ago

    I totally agree with Duffsmom Read and comment on hubs along with participate in forums and Questions like this big_smile

 
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