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How many parts do you include in your Hubpage?

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    How many parts do you include in your Hubpage?

    I like to include at least 6 subsections on each Hubpage. Anything less feels very flimsy and not enough room to cover all the essentials to create a wiki style page. How many subsections or parts do you include in your Hubpage?

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    LizAnne

    LizAnne

    Other than introduction, I would include at least three sections of text for the Hubpage to fully explore all facets of the subject and include some videos, photos and related infographics or charts to expand the Hub further.
    10 years ago

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    Quinto

    Quinto

    You will want to include as many parts as possible including a poll of some kind to allow for interactivity. Also, encourage people who are reading to leave comments with suggestions on how you can update or improve your Hub.
    9 years ago

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    spotondot

    spotondot

    You need at least 1000 words for your Hubpage or it won't get featured on the site. I published there for awhile and still sometimes create hubs. They are very picky about quality and you have to publish longer, more detailed hubs or they will be rated incomplete and taken off the site.
    9 years ago

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    seoconsul

    seoconsul

    Its for your own good. A little extra effort for 1000+ words will bring in more leads, as search engine will have more materials in hand, to bring in traffic
    9 years ago

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    Layla

    Layla

    Its for your own good. A little extra effort for 1000+ words will bring in more leads, as search engine will have more materials in hand, to bring in traffic

    Also, Google considers these longer 1000 word plus articles to be more authoritative as they will have more information. It's amazing what a few hundred extra words can do for your search engine ranking.
    9 years ago

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    Hunter

    Hunter

    You need at least 1000 words for your Hubpage or it won't get featured on the site. I published there for awhile and still sometimes create hubs. They are very picky about quality and you have to publish longer, more detailed hubs or they will be rated incomplete and taken off the site.

    The 1000 word goal for any page is ideal, though it seems excessive if you are not writing for your own website.

    My advice would be to save your 1000 word articles for your own blog and use Hubpages to link back to those pages, such as to give each post credibility on your own site.
    9 years ago

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    vinaya

    vinaya

    Apart from introduction and conclusion, I use three sections on my hubpages article, which means I have five sections on my hubs. The intriduction gives the general idea on what the content is about and what should a reader expect. The conclusion is the gist and included all the important points. Other sections are subtopics on the main topics.
    I have published more than 300 articles on hubpages. When I found that many of my articles are non-performing, I deleted most of them. Currently, I have just about 152 hubs which are doing well.
    7 years ago

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