Patience is Required To Make Money on Hubpages: Otherwise, Don't Say I Can't Find It

There are many questions asking how to make money on hubs, or why can't I make money on my fine hubs, (read the hub which I have just published two minutes ago!) but there is one thing that these people have in common. No patience. This is a business and yes you need to think like a business.

I read it and see them asking, in the basic sense, I've written a hub and now, why is the making money part not happening? Simple question, hard answer. There are many excellent hubs out there with a lot of information and of great value, but the reality is that if you aren't getting many people reading it you aren't going to be making money on ANY hub. I'm new at this myself, but I'd like to share with you some of the things I've noticed are true to making money with hub pages.

Have more than one really good hub:

This is a basic and important thing about hub pages. Like a blog, it works like a domino effect. You write one hub and an emails gets sent to your fans. That is why it's encouraged to write your finest and to review and edit your work as much as you can. I am not one to suggest that my writing is better than anyone else's but I did find one little thing. Infact I make a point of telling people in many of my hubs you need a good editor.

Look at your account, one of the sections is traffic sources. This is beyond important, as it tells you where people are coming from. What the ideal is, for any hub, is to have people come from other sources than hub pages, this of course will take while. This is where you can maximize your google AdSense. I'm not suggesting that you don't get clicks from other sources, but that is harder to get.

Write With Passion and Content People Need to Comment On:

If people don't comment, it won't really be read often, like everyone else, I want my hubs to have success, but for me the comments are vital. If there is something everyone wants it's to be heard. Comments mean it's going around hub pages. Look at people's profiles and you can find who commented on what. Other will soon follow. This will lead to more clicks as well. But for me the comments are of value.

The more you comment, on other's hubs the more your name is out in hub pages, and the more people will look at your profile and then look at the hub. They might even link your hub to one of their new ones. There are hundreds if not thousands of great hubs on hub pages, you need to do some work. Comment, Write more hubs, get more fans.

Learn A Bit More About Hub Pages And Google:

I don't know of many hubbers on hub pages that have one or two hubs and can say they have plenty of money to show for it. The one similar comment most have made is this: learn about what work for google and for hubs. The title is vital, google needs to be able to find it. It needs to be high up on a search list.

Learn the basics. Linking between your hubs helps, but more importantly links between you and others hubs. It's a way of showing respect. Mark Knowles is a great teacher about google and he gave me so many ideas to help.

Editing your hubs (or updating your published hubs)is also important. Hit the spell check button. Don't doubt yourself, but keep writing and publishing the best hubs you can possibly do. Keep learning. There is so much to learn on hub pages. I am a writer, but I am learning to improve all my hubs, and I do check all of them to see if there are mistakes I've made. This improves my work.

Google isn't hard to understand but again, read the contract. The whole contract. Don't click on your own links. Don't get anyone else to do so either. Network with others on hub pages. Do the foundations for your hub. Believe in your hub and it will begin to produce some money.

Again read that contract if you haven't read it again. Go to the keywords tool on AdWords to helpyou with deciding any key words. Do your research. the more your write the more money it will produce. The most important thing, never write for only money. All the people on hub pages are intelligent and passionate and they will see right through anything. ( Including my bad editing!)

Part of building your business is constantly learning how to improve it. The honest truth is that rules changes and a search engine which is powerful today might not be so powerful the next.

Building links is important and it is one way to work on getting and increasing traffic to all of your websites (which include hubpages) the hard part is that it really does mean being patient. A business is built with a long-term plan.

You have to decide to actually do the actions which make you the money that you want to make. You also need to be willing to change a plan if there are enough reasons for it. This is your business, and patience is required.

To your success.