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Anybody making money on Hubpages?

by PLR Basket
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I was thinking about posting a few product reviews on hubpages, wanted to know if anybody was successful using that approach. Thanks.
#hubpages #making #money
  • Profile picture of the author ayyub047
    Originally Posted by Chris Moore View Post

    I was thinking about posting a few product reviews on hubpages, wanted to know if anybody was successful using that approach. Thanks.
    Hi, i all so need info about it.....thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Ghoster
    I think HP—and sites like it—are all but dead these days. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. It's been a really long time since I posted anything on rev-share sites.

    I do know that I saw HP advertising for writers on Craigslist last week. That's never a good sign.

    Also:

    http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/hubpages.com
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    On the whole, you get what you pay for.

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    • Profile picture of the author RickCopy
      Originally Posted by Ghoster View Post

      I think HP--and sites like it--are all but dead these days. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. It's been a really long time since I posted anything on rev-share sites.

      I do know that I saw HP advertising for writers on Craigslist last week. That's never a good sign.
      they've been advertising on CL for a while. lol they make it look like an actual writing gig but in reality its just a "hey create content for our mega site and we'll let you use 1 adesnse ad alongside all of our advertising....maybe, if we don't ban your hub for no reason."

      OP, Why not just do this on your own site? Far less hoops to jump through, and HP traffic isn't going to convert anyway so the small amount of traffic you'll get from them is negligible imo. Plus you wont have to fight HP for ad clicks.
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      • Profile picture of the author nettechindia
        With my friend hubpage is not doing well now days.
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    • Profile picture of the author sarah23
      Originally Posted by Ghoster View Post

      I think HP--and sites like it--are all but dead these days. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
      I totally agree Hubpages isn't like it was before but it is certainly not dead. :confused:
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  • Profile picture of the author kevin timothy
    As long as you remain objective in
    your approach with product reviews
    you'll be fine.

    Hubpages is very strict when it comes to
    affiliate products and being self-promotional.

    In fact, I published a few review type hubs on
    there years ago that still generates revenue.

    Hubpages is one of the internet's best
    kept secrets. The community is great,
    it's user friendly, and it can pay you for
    years if you publish consistently.

    It feels really good when you get random
    payments from Hubpages.

    My advice would be to focus on educating the reader.

    Make it readable - especially by using
    plenty of "white space" between your
    paragraphs.

    Also, make your hubs interactive with
    polls and/or videos. The more "sticky"
    you make your hubs, the more healthy
    the hub will be.

    My product reviews recieve consistent
    organic traffic, thus, boosting the ad
    revenue I share w/ Hubpages.

    You CAN certainly make legit money on
    Hubpages. There's no question about it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Moneymaker2012
    I was doing well with it in early 2012,
    I quit it after I saw big drop in traffic I used to get from there.
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  • Profile picture of the author kevin timothy
    Here are just some stats on Hubpages (as of 3/18/2014).

    According to Alexa...

    Hubpages is ranked 576 in the world.
    Hubpages is ranked 417 in the United States

    Traffic is declining, yes. In fact, it's world
    ranking is down 40 spots from the previous
    90 period.

    As for their page rank, Hubpages is 6 of 10.

    It is true that they are not as powerful as
    they once was, however, it's still a great
    place to publish content.

    Don't get me wrong, as the most ideal
    location to place content is on a website
    of your own.

    Hubpages will still send you checks!

    With that said, I would use Hubpages
    for all of your "off brand" content.

    You, know...all of the etcetera stuff.

    You CANNOT backlink to affiliate links
    or even a lead capture page, but you
    can leave a backlink to wherever you
    wish from your HP profile.

    I attribute most of my SERP to my
    Hubpages presence. Engines still index
    their pages, which is why they're so
    strict as to what they allow on there.
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  • Profile picture of the author xpesos
    i had made some dozen hubs but they were general information hubs, like "Top 10 islands to visit" "Top 3 vegetarian recipes" and i manage to make a payout every month of their system, hubpages ad system
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