what works on hubpages?

[foobarx]

i want to know what do you do to have success on hubpages etc. expieriences?

 

[GreenDolla]

use hubpages squidoo and blogger to test your niches out best bet

 

[tygrus]

Better than that, just use them to write for. They have high PR, you get 60% adsense plus ebay and amazon revenue. No domain names to register and pay for and no chance google will ever sandbox you or delete your adsense account because you are nicely hidden underneath an authority site.

 

[nikoman]

For the purpose of getting links, hubpages is worthless. They ask you for traffic in order to get a SEO link. No time worthy.

 

[BENNY8877]

From what I have heard at first you should just set up a page with original content and not overly promotional. No links and no affiliate banners, etc. Leave it until you have a rating of 75 or over once this happens your page with links will become do follow and you can point them at your site, etc.

 

[Spawn]

From what I have heard at first you should just set up a page with original content and not overly promotional. No links and no affiliate banners, etc. Leave it until you have a rating of 75 or over once this happens your page with links will become do follow and you can point them at your site, etc.

sorry but this is not always the way to do it. If I would always have waited to put on my aff links., I would have missed out on all the cash to be made on the way to the top,. hell I got sites with one person visit a day and they click the banner and get me a 16 dollar lead.

 

[BENNY8877]

sorry but this is not always the way to do it. If I would always have waited to put on my aff links., I would have missed out on all the cash to be made on the way to the top,. hell I got sites with one person visit a day and they click the banner and get me a 16 dollar lead.

So did you put your affiliate link on the page the very first day? When I was doing my first Hub it was a pain in the ass with their, "your page is too overly promotional and will not be published".

 

[deth_by_uv]

So did you put your affiliate link on the page the very first day? When I was doing my first Hub it was a pain in the ass with their, "your page is too overly promotional and will not be published".

Probably means you put more than 3 links or so in your hub. I keep it to 1...or 2...and never have problems with Hubs. Links posted 1st day and all, still alive and going well. I don't treat my hubs all too well, mainly just to take up the keyword domain so my competition can't. Other than that...I haven't found them much too useful, as of yet. I've had them rank and all, but they always fall too quickly for my tastes.

 

[gigi25]

its nofollow

 

[Webbers UX]

everything is nofollow (twitter etc ) , but you can make it do-follow ... just write quality n etc, if u get a good amount of good votes... it will be do-follow

its nofollow

 

[gigi25]

everything is nofollow (twitter etc ) , but you can make it do-follow ... just write quality n etc, if u get a good amount of good votes... it will be do-follow

i should be curious of this

 

[Webbers UX]

Well I'm watching SEO videos and they said that Hubpages are really good if your site is do-follow (hub i mean) , and to make it do-follow, u have to write quality articles, and not make your fellow visitors think you are doing this for ranking yourself better(advertising etc)

 

[BENNY8877]

Well I'm watching SEO videos and they said that Hubpages are really good if your site is do-follow (hub i mean) , and to make it do-follow, u have to write quality articles, and not make your fellow visitors think you are doing this for ranking yourself better(advertising etc)

Yeah, that is what I read as well.