Where does your Hub Traffic come from mostly? I haven't seen any traffic other

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  1. CurtisMDawson profile image60
    CurtisMDawsonposted 14 years ago

    Where does your Hub Traffic come from mostly?  I haven't seen any traffic other than internally...

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  2. fresnavee profile image57
    fresnaveeposted 14 years ago

    Google, Stumbleupon, Tagza, Propeller... That's just naming a few. Try taking your RSS as well and submitting it to some sites like FeedAgg.

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  3. relache profile image66
    relacheposted 14 years ago

    Since you've only been with HubPages for three days, it's natural for you to see primarily internal traffic.  The search engines most likely haven't found your Hubs yet.

    Over time (months or years), many Hub authors report that traffic primarily comes from a variety of search engines and very little from HubPages itself.

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  4. Mary Merriment profile image68
    Mary Merrimentposted 14 years ago

    Do some SEO work to get your Hubs viewing ratings up more quickly. You can submit your Hub link directly to search engines, Such as,
    Google: http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl
    Bing: http://www.bing.com/webmaster/SubmitSitePage.aspx
    Yahoo: http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/submit

    And post your article link on any social sites you may be a part of, such as MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

    Sure your articles will be found by Googles bots for submission (may take as much as 3 months), but these steps will help get your articles circulating more quickly.

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  5. dabeaner profile image59
    dabeanerposted 14 years ago

    This is a common question.  If you have Hubs of actual interest to people, sprinkled with appropriate keywords (keyphrases) and appropriate Tags, you will eventually get search engine traffic.

    My visitors are about 1/3 from HubPages and 2/3 from search engines.  If I worked at it, my goal would be massive traffic, so the Hub traffic would be somewhat greater, and the search engine traffic would be much, much greater.  That would mean an ideal 95%+ from the search engines and 5% or less from HubPages, even though the absolute number from HubPages would be greater than now.

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  6. CurtisMDawson profile image60
    CurtisMDawsonposted 14 years ago

    Thanks everyone, I figured it was to early yet

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  7. Csjun89 profile image61
    Csjun89posted 14 years ago

    I have mine from google and yahoo but it took a while

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