Comments on: Link Building with HubPages http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/ Learn one way link building strategies to propel your website to the top of the search engines. Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:14:00 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Infobarrel – Dofollow Link Building http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/#comment-7292 Infobarrel – Dofollow Link Building Sun, 21 Feb 2010 15:05:15 +0000 http://www.uberlinkbuilding.com/?p=547#comment-7292 [...] like Hubpages, A website called Infobarrel is a good site to build backlinks to your blog. This is because [...] [...] like Hubpages, A website called Infobarrel is a good site to build backlinks to your blog. This is because [...]

]]> By: Online Marketing Agency http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/#comment-7038 Online Marketing Agency Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:31:58 +0000 http://www.uberlinkbuilding.com/?p=547#comment-7038 I signed up for HubPages a few days ago. I've written 3 decent-quality hubs. Two of them have only one outbound link each, and the third has no outbound links. I've completed my profile, made a couple comments on other people's hubs, and made a couple of forum posts. My hub score is now 77 and my links are dofollow. That's not too hard. I think I'll have to participate regularly to keep my score up. I don't plan to post any more hubs without links. I did that to try to establish my score. We'll see how it goes I signed up for HubPages a few days ago. I’ve written 3 decent-quality hubs. Two of them have only one outbound link each, and the third has no outbound links. I’ve completed my profile, made a couple comments on other people’s hubs, and made a couple of forum posts. My hub score is now 77 and my links are dofollow. That’s not too hard.

I think I’ll have to participate regularly to keep my score up. I don’t plan to post any more hubs without links. I did that to try to establish my score. We’ll see how it goes

]]> By: Mae http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/#comment-7033 Mae Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:07:01 +0000 http://www.uberlinkbuilding.com/?p=547#comment-7033 Thanks for the info. Didnt know that hubpages changes hub links to do follow after reaching a hubscore of 75. Thanks for the info. Didnt know that hubpages changes hub links to do follow after reaching a hubscore of 75.

]]> By: Paul the Accountant http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/#comment-6949 Paul the Accountant Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:10:07 +0000 http://www.uberlinkbuilding.com/?p=547#comment-6949 I use squidoo and hubpages and think they are both essential tools for building backlinks to a site. It takes a little more work with hubpages but it's worth it in the end. I use squidoo and hubpages and think they are both essential tools for building backlinks to a site. It takes a little more work with hubpages but it’s worth it in the end.

]]> By: Mindset Of A Blogger http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/#comment-6910 Mindset Of A Blogger Mon, 14 Sep 2009 08:46:31 +0000 http://www.uberlinkbuilding.com/?p=547#comment-6910 Hi Colin I just joined and submitted by blog to rssHugger and thought I would come over and check out your blog. Thank you for the invitation about HugPages score rule. I didn't realize they turned to dofollower once you hit 75 because I have always consistently been in the 80s but never use it as much as I could. Now I will definitely add it to my list of places to go! Diane Hi Colin

I just joined and submitted by blog to rssHugger and thought I would come over and check out your blog.
Thank you for the invitation about HugPages score rule. I didn’t realize they turned to dofollower once you hit 75 because I have always consistently been in the 80s but never use it as much as I could.
Now I will definitely add it to my list of places to go!

Diane

]]> By: Bradley Chapple http://uberlinkbuilding.com/2009/08/02/link-building-with-hubpages/#comment-6903 Bradley Chapple Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:38:39 +0000 http://www.uberlinkbuilding.com/?p=547#comment-6903 I'm going to have to agree with Angry Banana on this one. About 2 or 3 weeks ago, I wrote a very nice quality piece on free virus removal tools and how to use them. To make it easier on my readers, I included links to all of the tools. I worked really hard on the article, starting with a draft, and then about 3 revisions and edits. About an hour after I posted to Hubpages, I received a notice: "Overly Promotional - Solely or excessively promotes another site(s)" So, I went back and edited the article, taking out some of the links. Unfortunately, this made it a little bit more difficult for the reader because it made the reader search the web for the tools that were mentioned. About a week later, I was shocked to learn that my link from their site carried the dreaded "nofollow" tag. I think that this is absolutely ridiculous. If the articles are reviewed by a human (as evidenced by me having to revise my article because of excessive links), why should I not get the SEO fruits of my writing labor. Well, long story short, I deleted my well-revised article from Hubpages on principle alone. I'd much rather put the material on my own site than help generate traffic for a site that doesn't even reward me with a good link! Hubpages is clearly "playing favorites" and not even trying to hide the fact. I say boycott Hubpages until they quit with the popularity contest. Not everyone has a heavily searched for bucket of keywords to write on. I’m going to have to agree with Angry Banana on this one. About 2 or 3 weeks ago, I wrote a very nice quality piece on free virus removal tools and how to use them.

To make it easier on my readers, I included links to all of the tools. I worked really hard on the article, starting with a draft, and then about 3 revisions and edits.

About an hour after I posted to Hubpages, I received a notice: “Overly Promotional – Solely or excessively promotes another site(s)”

So, I went back and edited the article, taking out some of the links. Unfortunately, this made it a little bit more difficult for the reader because it made the reader search the web for the tools that were mentioned.

About a week later, I was shocked to learn that my link from their site carried the dreaded “nofollow” tag. I think that this is absolutely ridiculous.

If the articles are reviewed by a human (as evidenced by me having to revise my article because of excessive links), why should I not get the SEO fruits of my writing labor.

Well, long story short, I deleted my well-revised article from Hubpages on principle alone. I’d much rather put the material on my own site than help generate traffic for a site that doesn’t even reward me with a good link!

Hubpages is clearly “playing favorites” and not even trying to hide the fact. I say boycott Hubpages until they quit with the popularity contest. Not everyone has a heavily searched for bucket of keywords to write on.

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